Sentence examples for a conventional balance from inspiring English sources
Dörner et al. (1989) performed measurements of infant absorption by using a conventional balance technique and found that around 20% of the manganese in formula-fed infants was absorbed.
The feasibility of this logbook was tested in a pilot study comparing conventional balance training to Nintendo Wii balance games with stroke patients [ 31].
The conventional balance of power in the Gulf is decisively tilted to Iran's disfavor.
Iran's rulers will sense that the conventional balance of power is tilting dramatically against them.
In the conventional balance sheet the value of some items is based on their cost at an earlier period than that of others.
To compare the effectiveness of virtual reality based balance exercises to conventional balance exercises during vestibular rehabilitation in patients with unilateral peripheral vestibular loss (UVL).
New missiles may indeed alter the conventional balance in critical regions in the favor of the United States, but at what cost?
But the conventional balance on the ground favors Moscow, and the capability of the United States and allies to execute air and naval operations may be severely limited due to deployments of Russian integrated air defenses (IADs) and anti-ship missile systems in the immediate region.
However, another study found no additional benefit of adding Wii Fit™ training to conventional balance training for persons with Parkinson's disease [ 6].
Brichetto et al. [ 16] analyzed the sway area (i.e., 95% confidence ellipse) in presence and absence of visual input in two groups of individuals with MS. One of them performed 12 sessions (articulated in three 60-minute sessions/week) of supervised Wii activity, while the other (matched for age and Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score) underwent conventional balance training exercises.
The bad news is that conventional balance-of-payments measures are clearly less reliable in a world of rising intra-firm trade and complex supply chains.
