The Child-OIDP [ 1] is an interviewer-administered OHRQoL measure that assesses the frequency and severity of oral impacts on eight daily life performances.
That is why Cohen and Jago considered that the greatest contribution of dentistry is to the improvement of quality of life because most oral diseases and their consequences interfere with, or have impacts on, daily life performances [ 3].
The impacts of oral problems on daily life were quantified by using frequency and severity scores (scales from 1 to 3) for difficulty in carrying out 8 daily life performances (eating, speaking, cleaning mouth, sleeping, emotion, smiling, study, and social contact).
Nevertheless, while recognizing the impact of EF on learning and daily life, including performance on academic activities and social interactions (Bodrova & Leong, 2007; Dawson & Guare, 2010; Diamond, 2013; Meltzer, 2010), few studies and models have been developed under an early approach (Diamond et al., 2007).
In the recently conducted PASCAL CHiME challenge[1], which aimed at source separation and robust speech recognition in noisy conditions similar to that of daily life, the performance of a human was much better than that of the ASR standard baseline for different signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs).
Managing OA symptoms during daily life activity performance can be challenging to people with knee and hip OA, yet few clinical interventions address this issue.
The effects of bone metastases are a major concern in everyday clinical practice and result in pain at rest and during activity, limitations in daily life, lower performance ability, risk of pathological fractures and neurologic deficits [ 2], with a significant reduction in the patients' quality of life (QoL).
Dickerson and colleagues found that, in mildly impaired aged individuals who did not meet strict MCI criteria as implemented in clinical trials, the degree of cognitive impairment in daily life and performance on neuropsychological testing impacted the likelihood of an AD diagnosis within 5 years [ 32].
that influence the execution of various activities in daily life, and the performance of aging people regarding functional fitness is undoubtedly poorer than that of young people.
The artist is at the same time the artwork, and daily life becomes the performance.
