Sentence examples for falling decreased from inspiring English sources

The intervention also indicated that concern about falling decreased as shown through significant changes in the FES-I.

Patients diagnosed with FS are at higher risk of falling, decreased mobility, decreased ability to perform basic activities of daily living, frequent hospitalizations, and death.

The Wilcoxon test on the FES-I data showed that there was significant difference in fall efficacy between pre-training (22.8 ± 6.2 points) and post-training (20.8 ± 3.6 points), z = -2.468, p = 0.014, indicating that the concern about falling decreased.

Decreased balance and its subsequent effects such as falls decreased mobility and functional within the inpatient setting is a significant and costly issue for the health system.

The proportion of snags fallen decreased with increasing DBH for all species, and was positively correlated with fire severity, except for Douglas-fir that had a higher proportion felled following low-severity fire.

Furthermore, consequences arise at multiple levels including cognitive impairment, longer hospital stays and institutionalization, poor mood, delirium, deconditioning, aspirations, pressure ulcers, falls, decreased caloric intake, social isolation, poor quality of life, increased use of health-related resources, disability and death [ 3– 16].

Finally, in November, the costs associated with driving engagement from mobile users – or Fiksu's Cost per Launch Index – also fell, decreasing to $0.21 on iOS, or down 20%, from October, and falling 16% on Android.

The rates of moderate and serious falls decreased by around the same order of magnitude (table 2).

In addition, for every 1-log unit increase (improvement) in binocular contrast sensitivity, the risk of falls decreased by 60% (IRR 0.40, 95% CI 0.17 0.97; P=0.17 0.97

It has been shown that when a pharmacist was involved in the medication review the risk of fall decreased more than when the review was only conducted by a general practitioner (GP).

In Model 2, when high depressive symptoms was added to all variables in Model 1, the association between two or more falls decreased but remained statistically significant (estimate =−0.64, standard error =0.19, P=0.0007): a decline of 0.64 points per year compared with those who did not fall.