Sentence examples for weakness requirement for from inspiring English sources

Exclusion criteria included neurological weakness, requirement for acute noninvasive ventilation, pregnancy, malignancy, palliation-only orders and those admitted for routine overnight postoperative surgical recovery.

Basic physiotherapy assessment muscle testing done as part of regular intervention assessment using the Medical Research Council or Manual Muscle Test will detect any possible development of weakness without requirements for formal diagnosis and is accepted as configuration of critical illness polyneuromyopathy [ 77].

A weakness of the approach was the requirement for initial external technical and financial support by the USAID Quality Assurance Project and HCI projects.

One weakness of this study is the requirement for questionnaire completion and patient consent, which will tend to bias the data towards those managed in good clinical settings.

Weaknesses of the study include the requirement for the subjects to recall past events and recall bias may have occurred during data collection.

To perpetrate the fraud, for which he was fined and sent to jail, Gerard, who died this year, took advantage of the horses' almost identical appearance and weaknesses in documentation requirements for foreign horses.

It differs from the El Escorial classification (Brooks, 1994; World Federation of Neurology, 1995) because there is no requirement for upper and lower motor neuron involvement, simply evidence of neurological weakness.

In this review we have considered the strengths and weaknesses of the four major psychological theories of ADHD, especially as they relate to the requirement for scientific hypotheses to be open to falsification [ 6].

The relative weakness of the peptide/MHC-TCR interaction of a serotype specific clone renders the MHC-CD8 interaction a requirement for tetramer staining.

*Adjusted for age, sex, independence in activities of daily living before stroke, requirement for oxygen therapy in first 24 hours, reduced consciousness in first 24 hours, arm weakness or sensory impairment, leg weakness or sensory impairment, dysphasia, and hemianopia.

*Adjusted for age, sex, independence in activities of daily living before stroke, requirement for oxygen therapy in first 24 hours, reduced consciousness in first 24 hours, arm weakness or sensory impairment, leg weakness or sensory impairment, dysphasia, hemianopia, and hospital level random effects.