Sentence examples for more global functional from inspiring English sources

This has been questioned as to whether this is an accurate reflection of function (Marchese et al, 2004) and whether other more global functional assessments with QOL measures (TESS and QOL-CS) are needed to better represent the clinical status.

Our initial results on the acquisition of newly self-selected PRLs and the development of new oculomotor behaviors suggest that the procedure aiming primarily at developing an examiner's selected TRL might have initiated a more global functional adaptation process.

Interestingly, the development of the newly self-selected PRLs and new oculomotor patterns suggest that the structured training procedure, aiming primarily at developing an examiner's selected TRL, in fact is likely to initiate a more global functional adaptation process.

Finally, in order to determine whether a reactive mode of postural control is representative of more global functional impairments, the authors tried to correlate delays observed in postural control with the functional capacities of patients measured using a timed up-and-go (TUG) test.

Patients with both schizophrenia and anxiety features suffer from more global functional impairment as well as more severe limitations in the domains of employment and social life – suggesting that anxiety features in these patients bring about an additional burden to their already compromised quality of life [ 18].

Finally, to determine whether this reactive mode of postural control is representative of more global functional impairments, the authors also tried to uncover correlations between the kinematic parameters studied and the functional capacities of the patients used in this study, as measured using the TUG test.

In addition, it is clear that genetic assay costs will continue to drop, greater emphasis will be placed on health information technology, and more insight into the global functional consequences of genomic variants will be obtained, paving the way for similar reports.

Other studies using MEG and cortical thickness measures, however, show more global long distance connectivity changes, both in functional and structural imaging data.

We estimate that the global functional performance scale is more responsive to clinically significant improvement than are the primary RFTs.

Global functional performance correlated significantly more strongly with physical disability at follow-up than did any of the primary RFTs.

This study adds to the body of knowledge by demonstrating a statistical association between functional every day tasks and more global measures of health status.