Sentence examples for measuring limitations from inspiring English sources
The highest correlation was expected between two PROMs assessing the same disease-specific construct (WOSI and OSIS, both measuring limitations caused by shoulder instability).
The physical functioning subscale is a reliable and valid scale for measuring limitations in daily activities due to health problems (Cronbach's α = 0.92) [ 30].
22 Freedmann et al reported similar differences after measuring limitations for activities of daily living in different surveys of the American population more than 65 years of age.
While we have found no comparable studies measuring limitations in work ability or function for marine units in garrison, studies on marine units in the predeployment phase reported an average loss of 6.1 days of work per person year due to musculoskeletal disorders 2 and 27 out of 1000 days for similar units when deployed.
Joint function is established by assessing pain due to joint motion, and by measuring limitation of joint motion with a two-arm goniometer.
One questionnaire (SALSA) measures limitations in daily activities [33], and the other one (Participation Scale) assesses perceived restrictions in social participation [34].
42 44 The Cochin Hand Function Scale 45 will be used to measure limitations in hand function.
The FFbH measures limitations in activities of daily living and it is comparable to the Health Assessment Questionnaire HAQQ).
The median error of the simulated ROM limitations compared to the EMTS measured limitations was 1.9° (interquartile range 1.1° - 4.4°).
Quality of life: The 13-item Pediatric Asthma Caregiver's Quality of Life scale measures limitations, anxieties, and fears caregivers experience due to their child's asthma [ 28].
Earlier studies have shown that the Physical Functioning scale, which measures limitations in performing daily activities, has a strong association with aging [ 23, 35].
