Sentence examples for habitual functioning from inspiring English sources

These policies were thus adopted differently by health professionals, and their acceptability varied depending on the extent to which they disrupted the habitual functioning of the health system.

One can conceptualize that language tasks may engage all of these processes, particularly when domain-specific resources alone do not suffice, either in healthy participants performing difficult metalinguistic tasks (Hampshire et al., 2013) or when the habitual functioning of language networks have been impaired by pathology.

Since maximum bite force is not a regular or habitual function, like mastication, for example, it might not be expected to produce sex differences in cortical thickness.

Postoperative recovery is also suggested to be an energy-requiring process, as one is returning to the preoperative level of normality and wholeness regarding physical, psychological, social and habitual functions [ 14].

"Routinization" or "institutionalization" (the term used henceforth) is the embedded structures and processes of the innovation that are part of the regular or habitual function of individuals, organizations, and systems.

Conclusion: Patients with implant-supported prostheses appeared to be well adapted to perform habitual masticatory functions.

This interference score can be regarded as a measure of inhibition of a habitual response (reading) which is part of the domain of executive functioning.

Dementias such as Alzheimer's disease impair memory functioning, with short-term and explicit (declarative or conscious) memory usually considerably more affected than long-term and implicit (habitual or unconscious) memory [ 15, 16].

The function of one or more of these systems is altered in the presence of disease or injury, and this may be clinically manifested by alterations in cognitive and motor function, physical fitness, habitual physical activity, and physical function.

Distress results from the effortpeople have to put into coping with stressors in order to maintain their habitual level of psychosocial functioning [ 45, 46].

The patient's habitual mode of psychological functioning may also help the clinician guide him or her towards appropriate psychotherapeutic support.