At this point, one might look to a notion of functions to solve these problems.[7] Many physical objects have functions.
Physical exercise can improve many indicators of physical functioning, and recent studies showed beneficial effects on bone mineral density in the general population.
As an example, the parent may observe that the child is unable to do many of the physical functioning items and assume these physical limitations would adversely affect the child's mental health and well-being.
The effects of this syndrome have been shown to last for many years, with physical function one of the most affected patient outcomes.
Although bivariate analysis suggested that higher serum albumin level predicted better QOL in many domains (including physical function, physical role limitation, social function, pain, energy, and general health), a statistically independent relationship between serum albumin and QOL was not demonstrated by multivariate analysis.
Many physical phenomena are described by equations involving nondifferentiable functions, e.g., generic trajectories of quantum mechanics [1].
Optimal aging may be defined as the capacity to function across many domains (physical, functional, cognitive, emotional, social, and spiritual) to one's own satisfaction and despite one's medical conditions [ 1].
Many physical events assume values that can be represented with functions that are monotonic with respect to time passing.
Today, many patients eligible for THR have expectations of more demanding physical functions than required for activities of daily living.
Many physical systems involve discontinuous forces.
