Sentence examples for documented muscle from inspiring English sources

Three of the 14 patients had documented muscle weakness during the primary neurologic exam, and two of these patients continued to have significant muscle weakness on secondary follow-up.

Standing position was chosen in this study due to lack of any documented muscle interferences with duration and amplitude of P-wave and duration of PR interval, lower stress for the animal and that means less heart rhythm frequency.

As it is rare for metastases to be associated with superficial disease, MRI and CT are used for assessing the presence of metastases in patients with documented muscle-invasive bladder cancer[ 116 ].

This study adds information of the timing of the muscle loss of the unaffected limb as it documents muscle hypercatabolism in stroke patients one month after stroke.

Hairi et al. documented that muscle strength was the single best indicator of age-related muscle changes and is associated with functional limitation and physical disability in ADLs compared to loss of muscle mass and quality [ 11].

As well, flux through each of the latter pathways has been documented in muscle; flux through alanine aminotransferase accounted for increased α-KG in skeletal muscle at the onset of exercise [43], and, in the isolated working heart perfused with high or low concentrations of oleate, both carboxylation and decarboxylation contributed to citrate production [41].

MV induced inspiratory muscle weakness has been implicated as a contributor to FTW and recent work has documented inspiratory muscle weakness in humans supported with MV.

A number of studies have documented reduced muscle mass and strength six months after stroke [ 60].

Both cases had documented skeletal muscle necrosis on histopathology and raised CK on biochemistry.

However, MRI can be normal even when there is an ongoing inflammation documented by muscle biopsy [ 16].

Firstly, the protocol should be applied to patients with documented inspiratory muscle weakness, which was surprisingly not considered in the inclusion criteria.