Sentence examples for mental score from inspiring English sources

Subjects willing to enrol, were community-living, mobile, and mentally competent (mini mental score examination > 26/30), (Folstein et al. 1975) and gave written consent.

For these normal subjects, the clinical, neurological, and neuropsychological examinations (i.e., the Mini Mental Score Examination, the Mattis Dementia Rating Scale, the Grober-Buschke verbal memory test, the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale and Goldberg's depression test) remained normal.

The SF-36 mental component summary score (mental score) at discharge was associated with the change in the mental score between admission and discharge (r = 0.67); hence, the change in the mental score was included in the regression analysis.

This scale is composed of both the PS (physical score) and the MS (mental score).

Also, the basic precondition for participation was a mini mental score ≥ 22.

Progressive patients (n = 22) only showed an increase in the MSQoL-54 Mental score (+11.5%) at 1 month.

Mental scores averaged 113 for those using walkers that blocked views of the feet, while babies who did not use walkers had an average score of 123.

Mean physical and mental scores were at 57 ± 27 and 64 ± 23 respectively.

Compared to the general population, the POST-RENAL patients had significantly lower physical and mental scores 3.5 years after ICU discharge.

During supervised intervention, less frequent baseline UI and higher baseline 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36) mental scores predicted exercise adherence.

For the combined cohort of 32 healthy neonates, specific neonatal EEG-sleep measures were included as predictor variables in regression analyses with Bayley mental scores as outcome variables.