Sentence examples for worse mobility from inspiring English sources

Consequently, those with worse mobility are underrepresented in the study.

Relapses following successful treatment have occurred in the index case (Hutchinson et al., 2008) 9 years after good recovery, presenting with worse mobility, some limb stiffness but no recurrence of ophthalmoplegia or hyperekplexia.

We predicted that patients who improved on the ECOG would also improve on the mobility scale, and that patients whose performance status declined would have higher scores (worse mobility).

The first hypothesis was confirmed, i.e. older patients with more comorbidities and preoperatively worse mobility status who were living alone were postoperatively more likely to be referred to an intensive inpatient rehabilitation clinic.

Furthermore, several studies reported that greater thigh adiposity is known to be associated with lower strength, worse mobility, and worse lipoprotein profiles in the elderly [ 30– 32], which may obscure the association between muscle strength and mass at the lower limbs.

For example, a multicentre European study found that non-compliance with PD treatment was significantly associated with poor motor scores [on the unified PD rating scale (UPDRS)], more daily "off" time (from UPDRS 4), and worse mobility [within the PD quality of life score (PDQ39)] compared with patients who demonstrated satisfactory compliance [ 21, 22].

C i) defines the alternate routes, and when channel conditions become worse and mobility is high, a higher value of C i) is desired.

The improper transmission power limitation setting will also impact the coverage and cross area of each small cell, which will result to worse user mobility management performances.

To make matters worse, social mobility is trending in the opposite direction, meaning traditional modes of escaping poverty such as educational attainment and skills training are mattering less and less.

The longer the time spent, the worse their mobility.

Patients with EOA report more pain and functional limitations, worse hand mobility, less satisfaction with hand function and aesthetics than those with non-erosive hand OA.