The working hypothesis states that (1) the mandibular deviation affects the human emotional state and that (2) using fNIRS, we could evaluate the mandibular deviation objectively focusing on PFC activities.
Stuart Shugg and Nicholas Strafaccia are both riveting in a series of male-male dances, as well as in some quartets which objectively focus on the various permutations of male-male, male-female, female-male and female-female partnering.
To compare LFP oscillations objectively, we focused on the frequency and the periodicity of the LFP bursts (see Materials and Methods for details).
The clinical usefulness of TAC in PM/DM was objectively evaluated focusing upon the manual muscle strength test (MMT) score, serum creatine kinase (CK) and tapering of PSL.
Little research has yet focused on objectively measured health risk factors, such as metabolic markers.
Firstly, as we did not study distinct SB's (screen time, reading, listening to music, transportation to/from school, etc)., rather we focused on objectively determined overall sedentary time.
35 Other studies have focused on objectively captured daily estimates of food outlet exposure, 33 or exposures to built and food environments along routes between home and non-home destinations.
Developments in the skull-photo/cranio-facial superimposition techniques have largely focused on testing reliability and accuracy objectively.
Studies that have objectively examined long-term physical function have primarily focused on survivors of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and not the general ICU survivor population.
However, the study focused on differences between perceived/responded physical activities and objectively measured ones, not those between weekday and weekend activities (indeed, their correlation was moderately high and weekday and weekend activities were considered equivalent).
One of the studies characterized as negative (12) focused on race sex differences in sleep duration and quality objectively assessed by wrist actigraphy in the CARDIA Chicago cohort.
