Sentence examples for be predictive of disability from inspiring English sources
Also, both catastrophizing and depression have been showed to be predictive of disability [ 27].
48 This influences an individual's ability to perform activities of daily living, and has been demonstrated to be predictive of disability, hospitalization, and mortality.
The long-term prediction of disability assessed with patients from the Framingham disability study, identified heart insufficiency to be predictive of disability in women [ 17].
The aim of the study was to determine whether a simple combination of early clinical indices may be predictive of disability after ICU discharge.
Each measure has been shown to be predictive of disability and mortality in older age groups (Cooper et al., 2010; Rantanen et al., 1999; Guralnik et al., 2000), but each test represents a separate functional component of overall physical capability (Kuh et al., 2005).
These impairments are predictive of disability and poor quality of life [ 16] and often persist despite symptom resolution [ 17].
In the National Long Term Care Survey study, leucocyte telomere length is predictive of disability of older individuals in the U.S.A. population [ 146].
Crude analysis revealed catastrophizing at baseline was predictive of higher levels of pain and disability at baseline and was predictive of disability at six months.
These findings are of particular importance because they demonstrate catastrophizing can be predictive of depression but also depression is predictive of disability.
Over two-thirds of postmenopausal women are overweight or obese. 1 Older women are adversely affected by mobility limitations, which are predictive of disability. 2 Moreover, overweight and obesity increases the risk of physical disability in middle-aged and older women.
In this study, Chinese HCPs with a history of LBP who reported higher LBP-related disability levels were estimated to be significantly more fear avoidant, a finding consistent with previous cross sectional and prospective studies which showed that fear avoidance beliefs are predictive of disability [ 68, 69].
