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Evaluation of vestibular function in young children
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2002Together, these tests provide a full evaluation of vestibular function in infants and small children. If attention is paid to creating the appropriate testing environment, and interpretation of the tests takes into account the unique properties of the responses of infants and young children, this testing can provide a useful adjunct to audiometric ...
James O, Phillips, Douglas D, Backous
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Respiratory Pressures and Function in Young Adults
American Review of Respiratory Disease, 1983Abstract The relationships of lung functions to maximal respiratory pressures relative to the role of other recognized determinants (height, weight, age, and smoking status) were examined in 924 healthy Caucasian urban residents, 369 males 15 to 35 yr of age and 555 females 13 to 35 yr of age.
J A, Leech +3 more
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Measuring Hand Function in the Young Child
Journal of Hand Therapy, 2010Assessing outcomes is vital in any hand therapy practice setting, as it is the primary method of determining whether or not a treatment program is working. In the pediatric population, determining improvements in hand function can be challenging. The author describes using a developmental perspective to evaluate hand function for infants and young ...
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Central Auditory Function in Young Stutterers
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 198416 stutterers and 16 nonstutterers between the ages of 8 and 11 yr. were administered a battery of central auditory processing tests. The six audiological tests evaluated a range of auditory functions. Analysis indicated no significant differences between the two groups; however, inspection of the data showed 6 of the stuttering subjects performed ...
G W, Blood, I M, Blood
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Pulmonary function testing in young children
Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 2009Specific knowledge on paediatric physiology and adapted material are necessary to perform pulmonary function testing (PFT) with reliable results in young children (2-6 years). During this age period, although co-operation is minimal, successful testing data can greatly be enhanced because of team experience and motivation.
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Young raising operators and \(Q\)-functions
Australas. J Comb., 1994Summary: A number of properties of Young raising operators as applied to \(S\)- functions and Schur \(Q\)-functions are noted. The order of evaluating the action of inverse raising operators is found to require careful specification and the maximum power of the operators \(\delta_{ij}\) is determined.
M. A. Salam, B. G. Wybourne
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Generalization of young’s function
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023Rian Dermawan +4 more
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Functional state in young wrestlers
"Sports. Olimpysm. Health", international scientific congressActuality. The modern stage of sports science is characterized by the development of studies of adaptation processes in athletes during intensive physical and emotional competitive activity. The main problems in sports training are the control of functional state of athletes. Modern young sport characterized of healthy and sport orientations.
Georgiy Korobeinikov +4 more
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The perception of functional foods in Italian young
2018Since the early 21st century consumers are increasing their attention to health lifestyle and the healthiness of their diet. Similar changes occurred within the young segment too, in which the young ones are asking for additional food safety and health education; therefore, an increasing attention towards high quality, natural and sustainable food ...
Liberatore Lolita +3 more
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