We think that showing the distinctive characters of assessment parameters for patients with COPD may guide the selection of the methods for evaluation and goal-appropriate treatment within pulmonary rehabilitation programs.
Finding shows some distinctive results on the assessment approaches that can lead to more elaborative spatial quality evaluation.
However, because HF species display very few distinctive morphological features, the assessment of the taxonomic composition of natural assemblages remains a difficult task.
It is a simple, non-invasive and safe imaging technique that can be used for the assessment of distinctive diaphragmatic characteristics [ 17].
These inconsistent results may show a distinctive characteristic for the OHRQoL assessment of children in East Asia that should be further assessed in future studies.
To address the different aspects of the data collection process, the Environmental Protection Act EPAA) has been divided into three distinctive phases: planning, implementation, and assessment.
This study guides to literature by showing that the FIS and FFS questionnaires are more practical, easier to use compared to physiological fatigue assessment methods and distinctive for fatigue evaluation.
Basic research in the toxicology of adolescence needs to take into account the appropriateness of animal models for this distinctive human developmental stage; risk assessment must take into account pharmacokinetic and lifestyle factors.
Time-related qualitative assessment of cartilage revealed distinctive surface and subsurface changes in response to loading.
Furthermore, whereas INTERHEART assessed cardiovascular risk factors common to many countries, the complementary approach in BRAVE has been to focus on these common risk factors plus a more detailed assessment of risk factors distinctive to Bangladesh.
