The phrase "active arm" can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the arm that is actively engaged or performing a specific action. Example: The tennis player's active arm swung gracefully as she served the ball over the net.
Adductor co-activation during active arm abduction has been reported to reduce subacromial narrowing and pain in cuff patients.
Co-activation of medio-caudally directed adductors during active arm abduction has been reported to reduce this humerus cranialisation and consequent pain in rotator cuff patients [ 5, 51, 57- 60].
The spring was activated before bonding to the premolar by opening the coil so that the active arm goes apically.
Arms: As you reach forward with the arm taking the stroke (the active arm), it should be fully extended for a moment before your hand catches the water.
Arm function was measured by the Action Research Arm Test ARATT) assessing "active" arm function.
One important extra-linguistic variable was whether or not the patient was enrolled in the active arm in CeMED's randomised controlled trial.
To improve the sensitivity, a channel-planar composite optical waveguide (COWG) is proposed as a substitute for the graded-index active arm.
In this chapter, we review the current challenges of RCTs including the uncertainties of the active arm, the placebo arm, the additivity assumption, and the double-blind procedure.
These factors included: active arm posture (abduction and abduction plane angles), loading direction, glenosphere diameter and eccentricity, and humeral socket constraint.
Scapular body fractures may cause weak rotator cuff function and loss of active arm elevation, named 'pseudo-rupture of the rotator cuff,' probably due to inhibition of muscle contractions from intramuscular hemorrhage [2].
X Jia, et al. [11], obtained the input stiffness model of the active arm of a 3-DOF compliant parallel positioning stage on the basis of the Castigliano's first theorem.
