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Bi the chemical symbol for (Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) bismuth bi1 adj & n Slang short for bisexual [1] [6] bi2 (Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) the Internet domain name for Burundi
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Translations bi [ˈbaɪ] adj (= bisexual) → bi > bi (inf: = bisexual) adj → bi (inf) n → Bisexuelle(r) m(f) bi: bilateral adj, bilaterally adv → bilateral bi: bilinear adj → bilinear bilingual adj, bilingually bilingualism n → Zweisprachigkeit f bi: bimetallic adj rod, bar → Bimetall- (Fin) bi currency → Doppelwährung f bimetallism n (Fin) → Doppelwährung f bimonthly adj (= twice a month) → vierzehntäglich (= every two months) → zweimonatlich bi: binuclear adj → binuklear, zweikernig bi: bipartisan adj → Zweiparteien- bipartite biped adj → zweifüßig biplane n → Doppeldecker m bipolar adj → zwei- or doppelpolig How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Barthel Index scores were used to quantitatively evaluate level of physical functioning and disability in patients; a score of 100 points indicated no physical disability. In a responders analysis, 41 percent of citicoline-treated patients with an NIH stroke scale on entry of greater than or equal to 8 (moderate to severe strokes) achieved a Barthel Index of greater than or equal to 95 compared to 25 percent of placebo-treated patients (OC analysis, p = 0. In their study, 77% of the participants reported no residual physical disability, as measured with the Barthel Index, whereas the majority of the participants (89%) in the present study had some deficits in the performance of activities of daily living (Tab. |
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