These co-occurring experiences may reflect underlying common mechanisms which can provide direction for symptom relief.
The directions or symptoms of the movement control are called flexion, extension and sideflexion/rotation.
Its construct validity is supported by significant associations in the expected directions with symptom severity, neurologic deficits, opioid medication use, work absenteeism, and other measures of health status (subscales of the SF-36, disability days) [ 18, 19].
Most share a common clinical reasoning strategy to classify patients into subgroups based on relevance of a specific movement direction to the symptoms in order to direct intervention and predict outcomes.
Baseline disease severity, rated by the physicians, predicted future improvement in the opposite direction than baseline symptoms (i. e. lower disease severity predicted more improvement while lower symptom intensity predicted less improvement).
Second, in the direction of emotions, symptoms and existential health where concepts such as meaning, trust, optimism, and religious activity are included and related to outcomes.
This process involves correction and/or restriction of altered lumbar motion in the direction associated with symptoms and facilitation of movement of other joints.
However, in the PCA of samples taken during the consumption of the probiotic combination, the placebo group shifted in the direction of GI symptoms and the probiotic group in the opposite direction (see PC1 in Figure 1a and 1b).
We could give a direction due to the symptoms, the things that we had seen.
The overall change observed in GCS scores during non-treatment run-in was in the direction of improvement in symptoms.
Fifth, although there is some evidence in mood and anxiety disorders that level of goal/action identification predicts or influences symptoms, the direction of the causal relationship between level of goal/action identification and symptoms needs further examination across all disorders.
