… but they may also be due poor design that have not stratified by stroke severity, adequately
considered post-stroke recovery and optimal definitions of recovery for the given cohort. …

… Post-stroke rehabilitation is pivotal for managing disability and improving quality of life [3].
Because of the high diversity of stroke-induced disabilities, predicting their functional …

Background The impact of spontaneous neurobiological recovery is still neglected in designing
rehabilitation trials early post stroke. We aimed to investigate the impact of the timing of …

… of functional recovery in the first six months post stroke. However, … The interpretation of fMRI
findings is further complicated by … , Defining poststroke recovery: implications for design and …

… research studies are interpreted in light of the domains covered. Nuanced interpretation of
research … However, biopsychosocial frameworks may be useful to consider when designing …

… designed to meet the aims of the research. These were presented visually for discussion with
the broader research team, to interpret … measure for cognitive rehabilitation. An example of …

… the research community to consider adopting our recommendations in their trial design. …
and physical factors 7 may impact post-stroke recovery trajectories. Patients’ medical histories …

… Methods We designed a Bayesian hierarchical model to … subacute phase post stroke, follow-up:
3–6 months post stroke. … As our focus was on the interpretation of recovery pattern in this …

… central meaning’ (p.106). A second author (MA, FVW or AP) independently coded meaning
… This is not surprising, given that the questions posed to participants were designed to identify …

… As already suggested for different conditions, addressing explanation techniques for the output
of … For this reason, a prospective observational design was developed for a multifactorial …