For each trial, three measures were recorded per measurement time, and the mean of the three measures was used in the data analysis.
Operative findings, complications and outcome measures were recorded.
Both performance data and a number of subjective measures were recorded.
A multi-configuration behavior apparatus designed to monitor the five behaviors was developed, where combined measures were recorded simultaneously.
Body weight and skeletal growth measures were recorded on d 4 (beginning of the study), 45, and 56.
Main Outcome Measures: Using the apparatus, three consecutive measures were recorded for hip abduction and extension by an inexperienced examiner.
Clinical measures were recorded again after the fifth neurofeedback session (week 12), and at follow up (FU; on average week 18 after start of the intervention).
Outcome measures were recorded before and after each intervention, and change scores were calculated to quantify the effect of the intervention.
Feed intake was recorded daily and body weight and skeletal growth measures were recorded on d 10 and every 10 d thereafter.
Main Outcome Measures: The following measures were recorded at each visit: demographic descriptors, dosage of botulinum toxin, treatment interval, side-effect profile, external referrals, and a questionnaire to determine qualitative opinion.
Various management measures were recorded, but only the construction of brush parks and fertilisation was associated with positive effects on catch rates in the SRS-dominated FMAS of Cambodia and Thailand.
