The phrase "a static stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or viewpoint that is unchanging or fixed, often in discussions about opinions, policies, or physical postures.
Example: "In the debate, she maintained a static stance on the issue, refusing to consider any alternative perspectives."
Alternatives: "an unchanging position" or "a fixed viewpoint."
When testing for a significant effect in static stance, the thoracolumbar angle between healthy individuals and patients with LBP was not significantly different.
When testing for a significant effect in static stance, the lumbar angle between healthy individuals and patients with LBP was not significantly different.
This assessment is taken with the child standing in a relaxed, weight-bearing and static stance posture.
The data from this device provide information on foot disorders, such as valgus or varus foot and pes planus during static stance as well as a dynamic walk.
48 Good-to-excellent test retest reproducibility has been demonstrated during a static bilateral stance in 30 young individuals by extracting raw vertical force data from the WBB.
In the static stance session, the participants stood upright on a force platform as still as possible, with feet together, arms by the side and looking straight ahead.
Kinematic data were collected over 30 seconds of neutral static stance for comparison against the seated conditions.
However, when we examined only the static stance time in isolation, there was neither improvement over time nor effect of group assignment.
Although a limitation with using a SubMIVC method can be finding equivalent submaximal loads for different muscles [ 21, 22], SubMIVC has been shown to be reliable both when assessing low level muscle activity [ 22, 23] and also in a static single leg stance position [ 20], which closely reflects our study design.
1: Maximum during stance; 2: Touch down (0% stance); 3: Minimum during stance; 4: Maximum in 50% stance; 5: Minimum during 0-10% stance; 6: Minimum during 50-100% stance; 7: Maximum in 50% stance; 8: ROM (Range Of Motion) = Difference between maximum and minimum during stance; 9: Maximum in a static standing position Positive: no posterior tilt occurs from the neutral position.
