Sentence examples for dimensions of functional from inspiring English sources

The survey yields scores for 8 scales or dimensions of functional health and well-being: physical functioning, physical role, bodily pain, general health, vitality, social functioning, emotional role and mental health.

The International Classification of Functioning, disabilities and health (ICF) was used to classify dimensions of functional outcome.

The workspace was structured in terms of dimensions of functional abstraction and functional decomposition; dimensions that are thought to characterize the fundamental structure of cognitive work.

However, targeting these deficits with new treatment approaches will only yield functional improvements if those cognitive operations that are responsible for different dimensions of functional recovery can be identified.

Four dimensions of functional quality of life (physical, emotional, social, school) are assessed.

Separate linear regression models were developed for each of the eight dimensions of functional status.

They are not generalizations of the above two sentences as instances of wording, they are generalizations of these sentences as instances of sounding, information not relevant at the stratum of lexicogrammar given the epistemological approach of stratification that forms the basis of this dimension of functional linguistic study.

It seems that the total burden of symptoms is an important dimension of functional ability.

The low negative correlation to the SF (-0.35) may indicate that the Norwegian language version of DASH to a limited degree identifies the social dimension of functional status in this population, as measured by the SF-36.

PWCs can significantly improve: activities of daily life (in the dimension of functional limitation) (p < 0.00001) [ 25]; receptive communication (p = .03, Effect size = 6.1 [0.95-9.2] at 90% CI) [ 23]; and overall development scores (p = .083, ES = 2.0 [0.0-3.5] [0.0-3.5]) [ 23]. 5. Driving skill atd competence Children as young as 14 months can learn some degree of PWC driving competence [ 27].

Another example is the relationship between the need to talk to patients who have already completed treatment, the need to avoid medication errors such as infections, and the relationship between those needs and the quality of life dimension of functional well-being.