A watershed-level calcium (as wollastonite, CaSiO3) addition experiment was initiated at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, NH, USA, in fall 1999 to examine responses of forest ecosystem structure and function to restoration of exchangeable Ca that was lost over previous decades.
This study aims to provide a description of video-based real-life fall events and to examine real-life falls using the classification system by Noury and colleagues, which divides a fall into four phases (the prefall, critical, postfall and recovery phase).
The aim of this study was to provide a thorough analysis and description of video-based real-life fall events and to examine the phases of real-life falls using the classification system suggested by Noury et al. [ 15].
The classification system of Noury and colleagues [ 15] for reporting the process of falling was used to examine the phases of real-life falls by comparing the four phases of a fall with the real-life images.
Now, as part of Pacific Standard Time — the sprawling multi-museum event opening throughout Southern California in the late summer and fall to re-examine the history of postwar Los Angeles art — both that lost work and Mr. Valentine are being, in a very real sense, rediscovered.
Given the limited information available about the association of balance with cognitive function and falling, we wished to examine the role of balance in the association between cognitive dysfunction, and specifically executive dysfunction, and falling.
Rehabilitation programs aimed at reducing risk and concern of falls are encouraged to examine the effects of different cognitive training strategies on mobility features.
We excluded individuals with history of falls because we wanted to examine prospectively the risk of incident falls.
To examine fall risk trajectories occurring naturally in a sample of individuals with early to middle stage Parkinson disease (PD).
Our results accurately document a higher risk of falls among this population and is the first prospective study to examine the fall rates among people recently discharged home from stroke rehabilitation when controlling for falls among the older adult population in the same geographical range and over the same period of time.
