Sentence examples for related functioning from inspiring English sources

In the developing testis of rhesus macaques, we observed a temporal coupling of expression levels between miR-513b and DR1, suggesting that miR-513b could affect male sexual maturation by negatively regulating the development-stage related functioning of DR1.

In addition, the children were asked to answer a number of in-depths questions regarding their height - related functioning and well-being, especially those participating focus groups and in the pilot with cognitive debriefing sessions.

This is consistent with the results of Wells et al. [ 8] who showed that standardized treatment guidelines lead to better quality of care, but also improved clinical outcome, mental health– related functioning, and retention in employment of depressed patients.

The social functioning scale from the 36 item Short Form (SF36) Health Survey; a validated generic questionnaire that examines health related functioning and well being from the patient's viewpoint was used to examine social functioning at the two week follow-up [ 23, 24].

For example, the multiple paired muscle scars are a diagnostic character of both fossil and living Monoplacophora, and this arrangement provides space for the placement of the kidneys in the roof of the mantle groove and the related functioning of the gills as ventilators rather than respiratory surfaces.

APC/C activity is mediated by CDC20, which has paralogs (Fizzy and Fizzy-Related) functioning in both mitosis and meiosis [ 54].

The National Eye Institute Visual Function Questionnaire 39-Item (NEI VFQ-39 or NEI VFQ-25 + additional items) is a self-administered survey that has been widely used to assess patient vision-related functioning.

Teachers' support and understanding of pain might influence the adolescents' management of pain and school-related functioning.

Furthermore, the professional's understanding of a patient's pain-related functioning state is important for the rehabilitation process for decisions about the patient's needs for support in daily life to facilitate the patient's rehabilitation [ 27, 29].

Since the professional's understanding of a patient's pain-related functioning state is important for the rehabilitation process, for decisions about the patient's needs, for support in daily life, a comparison of the two different perspectives of the patient's perceived problems (patient vs observer) was of great interest.

There is an established link between health-related functioning (HRF) and cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality, and it is known that those with diabetes predominantly die of CVD.