The patient has regained
partial function of knee extensors and remains classified as ASIA Impairment Scale C (AIS C) with a motor incomplete spinal cord injury.
* Pulmonologists know they can never restore normal lung function for their patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; they can only help them hang on with
partial function.
where the successive iterations acting over the
partial function [f.sub.1] (dom [f.sub.1] = 1 and [f.sub.1] (1) = 1) hold that [[phi].sup.n.sub.fact] ([f.sub.1])(m) = 1 if m = 1 and [[phi].sup.n.sub.fact]([f.sub.1])(m) = m!
University of Illinois scientists have also discovered why it happens: soy restores
partial function of that organ's key signalling pathway.
After the concepts and theories are introduced, the equivalence of computable
partial function and recursive
partial function are demonstrated, in part through proofs of the unsolvability of the halting problem and of the enumeration theorem.
In addition to these ten individuals, two other patients recovered
partial function. These two required electrical stimulation of the skin to initiate voiding, and, although residual urine volume was less, they still retained more than 100 milliliters.
1), where mi is the number of partial solutions, for
partial function i.
Although the procedure has a high success rate--88% of the grafts retain at least
partial function beyond 5 years--it is not practical in Japan, where the concept of cadaveric organ transplantation is only now gaining public support.