An advantage to using measurements of mobility shift to measure aptamer dissociation constants is that the experiment can be used when it is difficult to estimate the concentration of the target (e.g., bacteria [ 146]).
Chair-rising ability was measured in one of the four studies using individualized standard measurements of mobility [ 13], finding a significant increase in performance on this test in the IG and no changes in the CTL.
Conclusions: Measurements of mobility on day 2 postsurgery are significant and reliable predictors of independence in transfers and ambulation.
The experimental measurements of mobility distributions were in good agreement with the theoretical prediction of particle size ranges over 10 nm, but some discrepancies were observed when particle size ranges were below 10 nm in size.
Objectives: To compare the predictive value of measurements of mobility on the second day postsurgery with previously established outcome predictors after hip fracture and to establish a statistical model for the prediction of independence in transfers and ambulation.
The other five trials used individualized standard measurements of mobility [ 13, 31, 34, 36, 37].
