The follow-up measurements will gather information for each athlete on ankle sprains sustained during the preceding month, including details and mechanisms of this sprain and absence from sports due to the ankle sprain recurrence as a measure of recurrence severity.
Milanese and Grimmer identified in their review three categories of LBP in literature, namely general LBP (no characterization of LBP), chronic/recurrent LBP (characterized by a measure of recurrence) and severe/disabling LBP (characterized by a measure of severity), that might have different risk factors [ 32].
Positive, face-based ABM reduced both measures of recurrence risk (Beck Depression Inventory and cortisol awakening response).
Positive face-based ABM was able to reduce intermediate measures of recurrence risk in previously depressed patients.
The finding that modifying the biases produces change in other measures of recurrence risk reported here provides the first experimental evidence supporting a causal role for these negative biases in the risk of recurrence.
Recurrent wheeze during infancy is considered a better predictor of asthma than incident wheeze, 40 yet only three of 10 trials documenting wheeze reported variable measures of recurrence, 27 55 58 and statistical heterogeneity precluded meta-analysis.
Among different measures of recurrence, CA and potent-ial risk factors associated to it are essential targets for assessing and identifying course aggravation of BD 8. Predictors or causes of CA are sparsely known, and several reviews have stated a general under-recognition of CA in BD 9, 10.
The subgroups examined were guided by the CBM and depression treatment literature and defined using both a measure of illness recurrence (number of episodes of depression) and the stratification variables employed in the study (gender, baseline depression severity).
Circumferential resection margin rates are becoming established as a short-term outcome measure of local recurrence, distant metastases and poor survival (Adam et al, 1994; Hall et al, 1998; Birbeck et al, 2002; Wibe et al, 2002).
Duration and number of spells of sick leave may not solely be measures of the recurrence, severity and chronicity of the disorder [ 25] underlying sickness absence, but might also reflect inadequacy of treatment and rehabilitation efforts [ 25].
In general, each occurrence probability is described by the equivalent return period, which is a statistic measure of the average recurrence interval of an extreme climatic loading (Haynes and others 2008).
