Others see it simply as another research method that complements quantitative methodologies, without any overt political function.
Finally, our subjects could have had clinical or subclinical pulmonary inflammation due to HTLV-I or HTLV-II infection, but this inflammation was not of sufficient severity or duration to manifest measurable decrements in overt pulmonary function.
The resident intruder test of social interaction (Bolivar et al., 2007) was modified to evaluate overt neurological function and to quantify overall activity, as well as all distinct behaviours identified for each mouse.
To determine if clinical assessment of children with neurological conditions by physiotherapy students was improved through the overt use of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF).
ICV injection of ASO-20-37 ASO-20-37 ASO-20-37on pathology, and elicitedly when combined with IP injection, it led to NMJ pathology, as well as overt motor-function deficits.
Autoimmune thyroiditis may be associated with the entire spectrum of function (overt hypothyroidism, subclinical hypothyroidism, thyrotoxicosis), but has recently been associated with neuropsychiatric manifestations even in the absence of thyroid hormone abnormalities (for a review see Leyhe and Müssig 2014).
At least three genes can be effectively suppressed simultaneously in cultured intact human pancreatic islets without disruption of islet architecture or overt alterations in function.
This implies that, in joints contralateral to an overt inflammation, vascular function is altered but vascular permeability (leading to oedema) probably is not.
Even in the absence of overt pathology, motor functioning [cf. International Classification of Functioning (ICF) (see http://www.who.int/classification/icf)] can deteriorate, as is illustrated by more frequent falls in ageing populations [ 1].
These percentages are much larger than one would expect based on the modest sex differences in the overt form and functions of liver and adipose tissue.
