Sentence examples for in relation to mobility from inspiring English sources

Health-related quality of life was assessed in relation to: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort, anxiety or depression on a three-point response scale of the EQ-5D Health Questionnaire [ 16] combined into a single index utility score (range, 0 1).

The overall aim was to investigate the contribution of age-related changes to muscle mass, contractile characteristics and neural control in relation to mobility limitations in healthy young and older adults using standardised assessments.

We analyse the way urban social movements (USMs), which play a crucial role in shaping the right to the city, frame their struggles in relation to mobility.

He summarizes key traffic statutes, case laws, and engineering manuals, and interprets these in relation to mobility rights and justice.

In discussing animal health regulations in relation to mobility Scoones (1995:16-17) noted for example: 'Most administrative arrangements (movement permits, veterinary regulations, etc).

The 'meaning' of technologies is only comprehensible in relation to the societal urgency that they address (e.g. in relation to mobility, time use, habitation).

In our specific study system, gut passage times were very long in relation to animal mobility within the home-ranges and it influenced seed germination only through its depulpation effect.

Previous studies have examined the health status of areas in relation to population mobility and deprivation.

Our aim was to analyze the pattern of mortality in deceased foreign-born persons living in Sweden during the years 1970 1999 in relation to distance mobility.

At the same time, elderly people nowadays have high standards in relation to their mobility, independence, quality of life and ability to take part in social life.

We assess the importance medical students place on learning about social determinants of health (SDH) and assess their knowledge of global health topics in relation to (i) mobility patterns, their education in (ii) tropical medicine or (iii) global health.