Per Curiam.
None of the evidence before the commission found claimant medically incapable of all sustained remunerative employment. The success of claimant's application for permanent total disability compensation turned, therefore, on the commission's interpretation of nonmedical factors. In this case, the commission inherently concluded that the totality of claimant's nonmedical factors was vocationally favorable. Given our recent decision in State...
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