Sentence examples for functional readiness from inspiring English sources

Therefore, these vacuoles retain their physiological potential during the recalcitrant period; their functional readiness being realized in the rapid commencement of cell elongation in non-dormant recalcitrant seeds.

14 16 For practitioners working with high-level athletes, psychological responses may be a crucial element of our RTS assessment, affecting the decision even when there is complete functional readiness and no symptoms reported on FFT.

Functional discharge readiness criteria have been proposed and used in other studies.

Post-operatively, the 30 second TUG cut-off could help in determining functional discharge readiness and disposition, as it is associated with the patient's LOS and functional capacities shortly after discharge.

Finally, the present study proposes to explore how individual patient characteristics may influence therapeutic outcomes (e.g., demographic variables, functional impairment, treatment readiness, personality, diagnostic/symptom severity, specific symptom presentation, levels of comorbidity, expectancies of treatment credibility).

We therefore investigated the role of preoperative pain and functional characteristics in discharge readiness and actual LOS in fast-track THA and TKA.

As this was an explorative hypothesis-generating study, no power analysis was done, but we considered 75 THA patients and 75 TKA patients to be sufficient to indicate the impact of preoperative functional characteristics on discharge readiness.

The outcome variable was time to meet well-defined functional discharge criteria (discharge readiness): independent ability to get dressed, to get in and out of bed, to sit and rise from a chair/toilet; independence in personal care; mobilization with crutches; and sufficient oral pain treatment (VAS < 50 mm during activity).

This article will illustrate how to use the PNSRL model by creating a functional system view for system readiness calculations.

This could reflect lower expectations and more readiness to accept functional decline in the 87 93-year-old 87 93-year-old 87 93-year-old

Evaluate the effectiveness of the SOMS-guided algorithm for goal-directed early mobilisation compared to standard of care on the primary outcome of average daily patient mobilisation, and the key secondary outcomes of surgical ICU LOS until discharge readiness and patient functional mobility at surgical ICU and hospital discharge.