We observed little evidence of association between either maternal or child ΣPBDE serum concentrations and gross motor performance on McCarthy scales (Table 2).
In patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1, CTG repeat lengths did not correlate with age, disease duration, muscular impairment rating scale, motor performance or BDI scores.
Each subscore of the motor section (UPDRS III) compresses a wide range of motor performance into a coarse-grained scale from 0 to 4; the assessment of performance can also be subjective.
The motor activity scale measures motor performance on six activities that involve running, walking, and hopping.
A multi-disciplinary international Clinical Outcomes Group consisting of clinicians, scientists, and patient advocacy groups specifically identified a need for a scale to measure motor performance of the upper limb.
The study also highlighted that robotic devices could provide a compliment to clinical scales by quantifying motor performance, including longitudinal measurements of active participation.
To date, dozens of studies have been published on long-range dependence in cognitive and motor performance, all demonstrating widespread 1/ f scaling (e.g., Kello et al., 2007; Van Orden, Kloos, & Wallot, 2011, are reviews).
They employed a battery of tests using the Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale for habituation, orientation, motor performance, range of state, regulation of state, autonomic stability, and reflex in 381 infants younger than 62 days of age.
Hanging Wire Test (HWT) was performed to evaluate motor performance.
The MFM is a functional scale developed in NMD to assess motor performance.
