Programs, both in the clinic and at home, should be comprehensive and functional, focusing on core and lower body function, but can be tailored to meet the functional abilities, needs and deficits of each participant.
His "functional" focus within Balderton is marketing, where he works across the portfolio to share best practice, and geographically he's largely based in Berlin and London.
Since becoming a consultant, I have kept my functional focus on software measurement and estimation.
Most clearly, this can be traced in the topic of R&D generations, which demonstrates a change in the functional focus of research laboratories in general and their managers in particular due to technological changes at the level of industries and global markets (Roussel et al. 1991; Erickson 1993; Rothwell 1994; Nobelius 2004).
It gave me a creative outlet, but it also had a functional focus at the end.
According to this model, decreased dopaminergic activation of cortical areas leads to a decrease in the functional focus of cortical neuronal network activity, whereas increased dopaminergic activation leads a high signal-to-noise ratio.
The older 'impairment' evaluation is now operating alongside the newer JCA, with its functional focus.
Initially, the UNITE database (http://unite.ut.ee/) had a similar functional focus on ectomycorrhizal ITS sequences (17).
The co-registration of the t-test maps with the anatomic image was performed to obtain the anatomic localization of the functional foci.
At the most general level, a functional focus on the transcriptome in terms of its effect on complex disorders will lead to research that integrates the disorder-relevant transcriptome with the genome, proteome, and eventually the brain.
To further assess retinal function in grafted versus ungrafted eyes, functional anatomy focused on activation of neurons within the retinal inner nuclear layer (INL) was performed.
