Sentence examples for measures persistent from inspiring English sources

We focused on two outcome measures; persistent shoulder disability (16-item SDQ; 0-100) [ 16] and persistent shoulder pain intensity (Numeric Rating Scale; 0-10) [ 17].

Main Outcome Measure: Persistent use of gastrostomy tube feedings and/or tracheostomy at 6 months after the completion of therapy.

(These patterns can also be referred to by the frequency with which they are measured: persistent, periodic, and pulsed). By understanding the different purposes and different owners of these three techniques and how they work together (not contentiously)—a company can turn pipe dreams of customer focus into a real business system.

In order to know the relationship of contamination between mothers and fetuses, we measured persistent chemicals in comparable sets of the three tissue samples.

In order to know the relationship of contamination between mothers and fetuses, we measured persistent chemicals in comparable sets of the three tissue samples (UC, CS, and MS).

In addition, because of the long intervals (several years) required in LD-based studies to measure persistent chemicals, changes in body weight are an additional factor that influences concentrations over time (Grandjean et al. 2008; Yakushiji et al. 1984).

The objective of this study was to validate and demonstrate the utility of a novel composite outcome measure, persistent organ dysfunction (POD) plus death, for clinical trials of critically ill patients.

In a series of 79 invasive cancers, using a polyclonal antibody, Durham et al (1997) reported that 29% showed no immunoreactivity for GGT, whereas all benign lesions expressed GGT. Lee and Jacobs (2006) measured persistent organic pollutant (POP) concentrations and GGT activity in sera from participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.

As subjects lost to follow-up showed more often an acute onset (47% versus 37%), were younger (mean difference of 7 years) and the variable age is included in the MI model for the outcome measure persistent shoulder disability, it is plausible to assume that these missings are MAR.

Outcome measures were persistent shoulder disability and persistent shoulder pain.

Many, often contradictory, causes have been put forward: economic (unemployment and neo-liberal economic measures), political (persistent corruption and failure of education), cultural or ideological.