Legend: BMI, body mass index; op, operated leg; contra, contralateral leg; ROM, range of motion; MET, metabolic equivalent task; KOOS, Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score; NHANES, National Health And Nutrition Examination Survey; SF 36, Short Form-36 health survey; EQ-5D, EuroQol – 5 dimensions; EQ-VAS, EuroQol - Visual Analog Scale; RAPT, Risk Assessment and Prediction Tool.
In the full-field ERG, a reduction in the oscillatory potentials wave index (OPs WI; p = 0.012) and scotopic (0 dB) a-wave amplitude (p = 0.009) was observed.
A daily index of Op-Ed pieces from American newspapers is available at John Peter Zenger Lives (johnpeterzenger.com).
Agrippa never cited Examen vanitatis or mentioned Gianfrancesco, but another of Gianfrancesco's books, De rerum praenotione, seems to be his source for the opinions of little-known Greek philosophers and certain points of doctrine (OP, ed. Perrone Compagni, index s.v. Picus, Johannes Franciscus).
The current study used methamidophos as index compound for OP like the Danish study of pesticides in total diets unlike acephate in fruits and vegetables in Valencia (Quijano et al. 2016).
I would like to add one more statistic to your "Index of Missing Economic Indicators" (Op-Ed, Nov. 30): a true welfare measure.
Patients who received at least one OP medication during the post-index period were characterized as "treated", while all others were considered to be "untreated".
The Stonewall Workplace Equality index ranked the Co-op as the third-best organisation in the UK for LGBT people to work.
"Medicare Index," by Representative Sherrod Brown and Stephen Doyle (Op-Chart, Jan . 28, conveyed the impression that the elderly will not benefit from the Medicare prescription drug bill.
KARL CASE, he of the Case-Shiller home price index, has written an op-ed that seems calculated to reassure those thinking of buying a home.
