Sentence examples for functioning currently from inspiring English sources

The aims of this review are 1) to provide a narrative review of the ICF concept of HrF; 2) to contextualise this concept in relation to other approaches to functioning currently used in Medicine; and 3) to describe several cases that illustrate its application in policy and legislation with a special focus on Spain.

To assess the experience of happiness, pain, and sexual functioning currently and over the past month, 6 questions ask for subjective feelings regarding these items on a 10-point scale, each point accompanied by a corresponding smiley face.

NTR1338 Psychosocial problems (e.g. aggressive behaviour, fear, anxiety) frequently occur in children and may lead to serious restrictions in daily functioning currently and in later life, and are the major cause of long-term work disability in young adults [ 1- 3].

I mean, yes, it's very important in the way that our society functions currently – we cannot survive without electricity.

The sample data function currently averages over 4 data points, which reads the registers from the accelerometer at rate 800Hz.

The correct question that should have been asked by the Home Office is, which functions currently carried out by sworn, fully warranted, fully trained police officers do not need to be?

Although there is a growing consensus that the ageing brain retains considerable plasticity of function, currently measured primarily by means of functional MRI, it is less clear how age differences in brain activity relate to cognitive performance.

This paper describes a fully automatic take-off function currently developed by Airbus for its airliners.

(iii) Identify the source of the tribal government's authority to carry out the governmental functions currently being performed.

3. Workers' guilds, common in the Middle Ages, may again rise to prominence, taking over many of the welfare functions currently provided by big companies.

A systemic-risk regulator could also assume the important function, currently lacking, of a sort of F.D.I.C. for nonbank financial firms, with authority to seize and restructure critically impaired firms before they threaten the broader system.