Sentence examples for more functional capacity from inspiring English sources

The mechanical vulnerability of the 2nd CMJ as the more rigid apex of the transverse arch [ 39] appears consistent with a greater susceptibility to aberrant loading compared with the TNJ, which structurally has more functional capacity to accommodate larger gravitational loading effects, together with shear forces during both static and dynamic functional tasks.

The proportion reporting 'much difficulty' on one or more functional capacities increased steadily with age, reaching 55% (1796/3620) among those ≥ 85 years.

It may be hypothesised that patients with more severe diabetic peripheral neuropathy or with more impaired functional capacity would benefit less from training, due to the fact that, from a functional point of view, the detrimental effects of the disease are impossible to reverse or compensate.

The social service system may be more focused on functional capacity than on cognitive ability because deficiencies in ADL are more visible and easier to compensate.

Since there is an ongoing debate how to define endothelial progenitors [20], in particular whether the expression of hematopoietic lineage-specific markers such as CD45 precludes endothelial progenitor progeny [21], we decided to use the term 'vasculogenic' (VPC) instead of 'endothelial' progenitor cells (EPC) to more emphasize the functional capacity of these cells than their origin.

Viscosity is greatest among patients with more severe NYHA functional capacity and LV systolic dysfunction.

However these two studies did not report the activity level (phenotype), which is ultimately more important in functional capacity to hydrolyze oxidized lipids.

Better methods of patient selection are clearly necessary, however, and the role of physiological testing preoperatively may well merit further study to more effectively gauge functional capacity and risk of adverse events.

Patients enrolled in the register between 2001 and 2007 had higher disease activity in both the anti-TNF and the nbDMARD cohorts, they had lower functional capacity, more previous DMARD failures, were more often rheumatoid factor positive and were more often treated with GCs ≥7.5 mg/day than patients enrolled between 2009 and 2012.

The purpose of this study was to assess whether planning and problem-solving training is more effective in improving functional capacity in patients with schizophrenia than a training program addressing basic cognitive functions.

Because of this, some tests are now relying more on "real-world functional capacity" that better assesses possible improvement in aspects of everyday living.