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Recent reviews of motor control exercise for general chronic LBP populations have not concluded similar effects for pain or activity [ 38, 39, 72] and no other trials could be found that measured the ratio of deep to superficial muscle activity.

It was found that measured major gas species concentrations and temperature distributions were in reasonably good agreement with predictions using mechanisms due to GRI-Mech (Version 1.2, 1995) and Peters (1993) and that effects of preferential diffusion significantly influence flame structure even when reactant mass diffusivities are similar.

Using this information, it was found that measured soot surface growth rates could be correlated successfully by predictions based on the hydrogen-abstraction/carbon-addition (HACA) mechanisms of both Frenklach and co-workers and Colket and Hall, extending an earlier assessment of these mechanisms for premixed ethylene/air flames to conditions having larger H/C ratios and acetylene concentrations.

It was found that measured signals at these wavelengths are proportional to the concentrations of the drug.

As we turned off the UV illumination, it was found that measured current decreased to its original value.

It was found that measured currents increased nonlinearly with the applied bias which indicates that Schottky contacts were formed between the sputtered Au film and the ZnCdSeTe nanotips.

It was found that measuring 4-MU release rapidly and specifically quantitated NQO1 levels in vitro and in live cells.

It was found that measuring the spinal geometry throughout the length of the subaxial cervical spine produced a more reliable method by which to predict neurological symptoms than the traditional approach of measuring individual levels.

However, no tools could be found that measure all four health domains as provided by the AusTOMs, and the tools that were reviewed required too much therapist administration time to be included in the present study.

Dawson, C. Finley, S. Phillips, & L. Galpert, 1986, Child Development, 57, 1440-1453) it was found that measures of hemispheric asymmetry during speech processing were predictive of level of language ability in autistic children.

In a study [ 3] it was found that measures of avoidance behavior could predict the effects of treatment on an individual's quality of life.