These active measures had, however, not been successful.
As far as we are aware, comparison of objective and subjective measures has, however, not been performed, hence the correlation between the two is unknown.
The extant work on these measures has, however, largely focused on the testing of a single speech subsystem (e.g. phonatory, articulatory, or resonatory) in populations with motor disorders other than ALS.
This measure has, however, more consequences than intended by the measure and we refer to these consequences as externalities.
The self-report sitting measures used have, however, demonstrated good validity and reliability [ 23, 24].
The supportive imaging and measuring modalities have, however, remained more or less unchanged for many years.
Results concerning the functional consequences of the DAT VNTR polymorphism (i.e., DAT availability as measured by SPECT) have, however, been inconsistent [ 68].
Few studies have, however, measured cyclists' exposure to noise and air pollution simultaneously.
Most existing studies have, however, measured depression using self-rated symptom scales that do not necessarily correspond to clinically diagnosed depression.
