Sentence examples for functional independency from inspiring English sources
However, there is an ongoing pilot project where inpatient episodes are classified according to pathology (using ICD 9 CM), functional limitation group, and motor and cognitive functional independency (using the Functional Independence Measure).
The independence axiom is used for the following goals; (1) obtaining a design map, (2) determining design parameters and their importance, and (3) calculating the functional independency of the proposed design.
The functional independency in mitochondrial physiology of these homologues is further illustrated by the phenotypes of PGC-1α and PGC-1β knockout (KO) mice.
Hébert suggest that UI should be evaluated as a risk factor for loss of functional independency [ 12].
Also, rather than using the NMS, the prefracture functional level in previous studies was evaluated with more complex scores such as the Katz score (Soderqvist et al. 2006), the Functional Independency measure (Cornwall et al. 2004), and the Functional Recovery score (Zuckerman et al. 2000).
Consequently, the aim of this study was to conduct a randomized controlled trial to investigate and comparethe effect of both exercise methods on the static and dynamic postural balance variables in elderly women, thus identifying alternatives to prevent falls and promoting functional independency.
Our study includes the analysis of the functional independencies of current suspension design configurations, which would add to the understanding of how various suspension hardpoints influence the suspension functional requirements (FRs).
A change in 1 standard deviation of Barthel index (level of independency on functional status) has six times higher impact on physical health.
The level of independency on functional status and depression, the ability to pay the hospital treatment cost, and who is the caregiver explained 69% of the variance on the outcome.
Collectively, our results reveal functional heterogeneity of Wnt niche independency in PDAC that is non-genetically formed through tumor progression.
