Sentence examples for trajectory of functional from inspiring English sources
Stroke patients with low SES and at higher risk for disability may be among the most vulnerable patients as they are likely unable to compensate for the loss in function and have a steeper trajectory of functional decline.
To investigate whether sex affects the trajectory of functional recovery after total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
A challenge for planners and policy makers is to understand the heterogeneity of the trajectory of functional disability, as some persons steadily decline, resulting in their institutionalization or death, while others experience fluctuations and reversals of functional disability [ 12, 36].
These results indicate that both the inferred trajectory of functional evolution and the phylogenetic interval during which protein scaffolding activity first evolved are robust to statistical uncertainty about the precise ancestral sequences.
The trajectory of functional significance of GO-PB terms from selected two exemplar's genes in Figure 2(c) highlights immune relevant yet diverse, functional mechanisms captured and possibly implicated as important, in immune lineage differentiation.
Preliminary evidence suggests that performance of the sit-to-stand activity as one component of an exercise program may delay the trajectory of functional decline in long-term care residents [ 14- 18].
To examine trajectories of functional recovery after rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Identifying trajectories of functional ability will help to guide health-care resources to maximize well-being in old age.
Third, we will touch on prenatal and perinatal risk factors that may interfere with the trajectories of functional brain wiring, including prenatal substance exposure, maternal mental illness and preterm birth.
'Trajectories' describe patterns of single factors, e.g. trajectories of functional decline among cancer patients [ 28].
A CGA could be useful to identify individual older adults with ESRD who are on the trajectory of (progressive) functional or cognitive decline or for benchmarking purposes.
