3 5 Despite this, the physiological basis and clinical relevance of movement dysfunction in pain is poorly understood.
The results of this study thus make clear the relevance of movement therapy as part of early postsurgery rehabilitation after a TKA.
It has every relevance to our movement in Hong Kong".
The top functional network (P = 1.0E-32, Figure 3) formed by TIMELESS-affected genes was defined as having relevance for "cellular movement, immune cell trafficking, [and] gene expression".
The defined pool of items strives, on the one hand, to ensure the "everyday relevance" of the movement progressions recorded and the best possible representation of different areas of life and, on the other, to take account of rheumatological aspects.
From a simple question of capacity, the issues of timing, frequency and punctuality are now of significant relevance in freight movements since they are part of supply chain management strategies.
Sunrise or sunset is always a magical time to flow through surya namaskar, and there's a unique feeling of relevance when your movements and surroundings are aligned.
On the other hand, the relevance of β5 movements, while properly recognized when considering local motions (Supplemental Fig. S2 B), can be missed if only the global dynamics is analyzed (Supplemental Fig. S2 A).
Mr. Hatch seemed to grasp the relevance of the Tea Party movement long before his doomed colleague, Mr. Bennett.
The relevance of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep in affective disorders originates from its well-known abnormalities in depressed patients, who display disinhibition of REM sleep reflected by increased frequency of rapid eye movements (REM density).
