Sentence examples for transferring oneself from inspiring English sources

Defecation functions (b525), Psychomotor functions (b147), Caring for body parts (d520), Urination functions (b620) and Transferring oneself (d420) were identified as the subset of variables exhibiting the strongest effect on total nursing workload.

The BI and SIP contain items related to faecal and urinary incontinence (ICF codes B5253 and B6202), and an item about transferring oneself (D420), which is not part of the ICF core set for RA.

In patients with cardiopulmonary conditions, the limitations in basic aspects of mobility (Changing basic body position, such as lying down, standing or sitting and Transferring oneself) and self-care (Toileting and Dressing) had the greatest influence on nursing workload.

The variables Changing basic body position (d410), Transferring oneself (d420), Toileting (d530) and Dressing (d540) were chosen as the subset of variables exhibiting the strongest effect on total nursing workload.

Impairment in elimination functions (Urination and Defecation functions) and limitations in self-care (Caring for body parts) and limitations related to movement (Transferring oneself) and Psychomotor functions (including speed and quality of response and behaviour) had the greatest influence on nursing workload in these patients.

For some patients with severely limited mobility at the time of admission, increasing the ability to move in bed or to transfer oneself also decreased the risk of hospitalization for UTI.

RLS sufferers were 46% more likely to have ADL limitations at baseline, adjusted for covariates, and several ADL domains had doubled risk (dressing oneself, transferring, and toileting).

Physical functioning was assessed using the Katz Index of independence in activities of daily living [ 45, 46], which ranks an individuals' ability to perform six functions: bathe, dress, use the toilet, transfer, remain continent, and feed oneself.

Many authors such as Locke (1690) and Grunebaum (1987)—deny that the rights over oneself are so transferable, typically on the ground that such transfers undermine one's autonomy.

Investing in Oneself When Kelsey Manuel, 21, transferred from a community college near her home in Lexington, N.C., to Appalachian State, she worried about enrolling without a clear career goal.

Evidence from the Indian Administrative Service suggests that the need to ingratiate oneself to obtain desired transfers means that public sector employees may be unwilling to address important but politically sensitive issues (Banik 2001).