Sentences with phrase «clinical score»

The brain health index predicted more strongly cognitive deficits commonly seen in stroke and SVD than current, validated clinical scoring methods and other computer programmes used for assessing features of brain deterioration.

They've also concede just once during this impressive run, winning four by the clinical score of 1 - 0.

The other finding was that these metabolite changes persisted even after the clinical scores for concussion had returned to normal and the athletes were cleared to return to play.

The current editors thought they'd review this clinical score card to see how far we've come.

The survival of BMT recipients was monitored over time (E), and the clinical score was assessed every week (F).

After BMT, animals were weighed every 2 d, and the degree of systemic GVHD was assessed by a clinical scoring system including five clinical parameters (weight loss, posture, activity, fur ruffling, and skin integrity), as published previously (33).

(B) Mean percentage initial body weight of recipients transplanted as in (A) over the first 50 d. (C) Recipient mice were assessed weekly for clinical severity of GVHD; clinical scores are shown.

This was accompanied by less weight loss (Fig. 1B), and the clinical score also was lower in VPA recipients (Fig. 1C).

For clinical scores, a 2 - Group × 9 - Time Analysis of Variance showed significant effects of group (p = 0.0003, probiotic < controls), time (p < 0.0001) and group × time interaction (p < 0.0001).

The inclusion criteria of the large treatment study on aggressive children were a clinical or borderline - clinical score (T ≥ 65) on the externalizing subscale of the parent - report form of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL; Achenbach 1991) and sufficient knowledge of the English language to complete the questionnaires without an interpreter.