VT refers to vitality; SF refers to social functioning; RE refers to role-emotional; MH refers to mental health.
Vitality reflects the physiological state of living cells and, in this instance, refers to the fermentation performance of the yeast.
The questionnaire consists of 36 items measuring eight dimensions of life quality: Physical Functioning (PF); Role Physical (RP), which refers to role limitations due to physical difficulties; Bodily Pain (BP General Healthth (GH); Vitality (VT); Social Functioning (SF); Role Emotional (RE), which refers to role limitations due to emotional difficulties, and Mental Health (MH).
In the Specimen, Bilfinger explains that vitality and Tao are aspects of a unified idea constitutive of creation and good, and refers to his idea as "light of reason" (lumen rationis; #41, margin).
Health-related quality of life generally refers to the patients' perceptions of their physical functioning, social functioning, role functioning, mental health, vitality, pain, and cognitive functioning.
It is composed of 36 items rated on Likert scales and refers to various aspects of health divided into 8 dimensions (physical functioning, role-physical, bodily pain, general health, vitality, social functioning, role-emotional and mental health).
The title refers to the brief work's tripartite structure: in successive sections Mr. Lindberg treats similar musical gestures with Germanic sternness, French delicacy and Italian vitality.
While realized fitness (reproduction) of an individual cell was stochastic and was also affected by space availability, our term 'vitality' refers to a variable indicating relative fitness based on the biochemical status of the cell.
In SF-12, PF refers to physical functioning; RP refers to role-physical; BP refers to bodily pain; GH refers to general health; VT refers to vitality; SF refers to social functioning; RE refers to role-emotional; MH refers to mental health.
