Sentence examples for improved functional performance from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate that the significant cardiac regeneration in the cardiogenin-treated MI hearts was accompanied by progressively improved functional performance, echocardiography was performed at different time points before and after cardiogenin or sham (n = 8 for each group) treatment.
39 The TJQMBB program, a transformed protocol of traditional Tai Ji Quan training approaches, was found to improve limits of stability in older adults, and the improved limits of stability were associated with improved functional performance.
HepaRG cells have been demonstrated to form 3D spheroids in static culture36, with improved functional performance over a culture period of up to 21 days37.
Engineering the desired surface properties of a machined component enables lightweight design and improved functional performance.
Administration of the apoE-mimetic peptide was associated with improved functional performance and a significant reduction in vasospasm.
At a median follow-up of 2.1 years (interquartile range 0.7 to 3.3 years), 64% of OHT recipients had improved functional performance.
Conclusions: Resistance training focusing on speed of movement improved leg power and maximal strength substantially, but did not improve functional performance in healthy high-functioning older volunteers.
We conclude that our eight-week flexibility program effectively reduces age-related losses in ROM and improves functional performance in elderly persons with insufficient physical reserves to perform higher-intensity exercises.
Conclusion: Knee bracing may not improve functional performance of subjects 5 months after ACL reconstruction.
The REHAB-HF intervention aims to improve functional performance utilizing reproducible and progressive exercises that are individually tailored to the patient's physiological and physical capabilities.
Conclusions: Providing supports to the affected extremity while lifting and manipulating an object could be a useful strategy in reducing grip force and improving functional performance in persons with impaired upper-extremities force control.
