The phrase "a joint problem that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue or challenge that is shared or experienced collectively by multiple parties.
Example: "The team identified a joint problem that required collaboration to find a solution."
Alternatives: "a shared issue that" or "a collective challenge that".
Ineligibility criterions consist of a history of major medical problems such as heart disease in the last five years, Type 1 diabetes, orthopedic or joint problems that would be a barrier to physical activity, recent weight loss of ≥ 4.5 kg and taking medications that might affect body weight.
But while your DNA may foretell future joint problems, that doesn't mean you are entirely powerless when it comes to your joint health.
In her 20s she looked for an answer in Buddhism, drawing back from it only when she was struck down, in her 30s, by mysterious joint problems that made her hands so painful that she could barely use them.
"So if we know that someone has chikungunya instead of dengue, then we also know that although they may have joint problems that could be troublesome for many months, unlike some cases of dengue, this infection is not life threatening," she told the BBC.
Staff quickly realized that he had some joint problems that made it hard to move.
Combining this joint glide with a physiological spinal movement (i.e. lumbar flexion), is argued to overcome the (biomechanical) joint problems that may be the cause of symptoms [ 14, 15].
After a few years, however, she began to have muscular and joint problems that curtailed her career as a violinist.
10– 15 This emotional component of movement disorders is often the basis for joint problems that occur in aging, and can be linked to inadequate coping reactions 16, 17 and environmental stress.
Swimming is also great if you have weight or joint problems that keep you inactive because the water will redistribute your weight, taking the pressure off of your body and allowing you to move.
A joint problem formulation, where quantities that are not of particular interest are marginalized out from a joint posterior distribution, or an intrinsically marginal formulation, which is based on an integrated likelihood function, can be chosen according to the inferential objective and computational convenience.
A joint problem might trigger a muscle problem.
