2) Furthermore, its impact on quality of life is substantial due to an impairment of locomotor function and decrease in functional capacities.
The pre- and post-operative day two TUG can indicate hospital LOS and short-term functional capacities, while the pre-operative WOMAC function subscale can indicate short-term functional capacities.
LOS thus appears to be more associated with the actual functional capacities of patients (performance measures), instead of patient function perceptions (PROMs).
Alternatively, cells could divide these two tasks to heterogeneous populations with different proliferative and functional capacities.
Tan, Z. et al. Metagenomic Analysis of Cecal Microbiome Identified Microbiota and Functional Capacities Associated with Feed Efficiency in Landrace Finishing Pigs.
Protists have evolved a myriad of highly specialized cytoskeletal organelles that expand known functional capacities of microtubule (MT) polymers.
In adulthood these cells are less evident, but they retain their functional capacities and are vital to the constant remodeling of bone that goes on throughout life.
However, the surgeon simply does not possess the substantive functional capacities of a surgeon.
The deontology is there but the underlying functional capacities are not.
The two groups were not comparable in term of functional capacities.
These functional capacities of macrophages extend into the wound healing response and the FBR to biomaterials.
