Sentence examples for life evaluated from inspiring English sources
The reduction in fatigue life, evaluated in the alternating stress range of 544 598 MPa has been found to achieve up to 99.8%, whereas, the decrease in fatigue limit was approximately 43%, that is to say 220 MPa below the fatigue limit of the uncoated substrate.
Demonstration of efficacy was based on reduction in migraine frequency and use of acute medication, improvement of quality of life evaluated by the Migraine Specific Questionnaire (MSQ) and the Short-Form36 (SF36).
The postoperative clinical evaluation was performed by one of the authors and included analysis of passive and active range of motion (ROM), functional results based on the Mayo Elbow Performance Score (MEPS) [15], pain levels during activities of daily life evaluated with a 10 cm Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) [16], elbow stability, and early or late complications.
Physical therapy studies to improve quality of life evaluated tai chi, back rubs and functional incidental training [ 120- 122].
One year after the discharge from the ICU, patients suffered from deterioration in all aspects of quality of life evaluated by the questionnaires used.
Secondary outcome measures will include: Quality of life: evaluated by any general and/or disease-specific scales, such as the Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Questionnaire RQLQQ).
I'm technology is great, and I've spent much of my professional life evaluating technologies, assessing technologies, and so forth.
To describe the effects of childhood functional constipation compared with functional constipation plus fecal incontinence on quality of life, evaluating effects on physical, psychosocial, and family functioning.
Both groups would find valuable Robert F. Barsky's appreciative biography; he recounts (the known and the little known) facts of Chomsky's life, evaluates his linguistic contribution and surveys the main quarrels.
The FACT-G measures quality of life, evaluating 28 items across four domains: physical well being (7 items); social/family well-being (7 items); emotional well-being (5 items); and functional well-being (7 items).
Fatigue crack initiation life was disregarded with respect to crack propagation life, and fatigue life was evaluated only as propagation of a small pre-existing defect.
