Psychological contributions to functional independence: a longitudinal investigation of spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
This work enables future longitudinal investigation of the role of brain inflammation during epileptogenesis and evaluation of anti-inflammatory treatments.
This hypothesis requires systematic longitudinal investigation within high-risk subjects over the early clinical stages of illness development.
We are not aware of any study reporting longitudinal investigation of the impact of circadian rhythm improvement on QOL.
As part of a larger longitudinal investigation, 522 U.S. peacekeepers who served in Somalia were administered a comprehensive psychosocial questionnaire.
This first longitudinal investigation on the formation of the supraspinatus enthesis using quantitative outcome measures cautions against too early and too aggressive a rehabilitation program.
One practical consideration for choosing these particular firms is the relative abundance of data available for the variables for a longitudinal investigation.
Since this is the first study assessing apathy in MwoA patients, we believe that this issue deserves further cross-sectional and longitudinal investigation in MwA and MwoA patients, who are both characterised by functional abnormalities in prefrontal cortex [25, 35].
The NESS Impact Study team carried on with the longitudinal investigation of children and families earlier seen at 9 months of age, being seen again at 3 years of age.
Likewise based on the control-value theory, Pekrun et al. (2014) confirmed a model of reciprocal causation of boredom and academic achievement at university by means of a longitudinal investigation.
This latest effort, the Early Autism Risk Longitudinal Investigation (EARLI), comprises a network of NIH agencies and affiliated ASD research sites that will follow some 1,200 pregnant women who already have a child with autism.
