Sentence examples for altering posture from inspiring English sources

Therefore we conclude that, at least in our study population, the suggested interaction between ANP and cortisol cannot be reproduced by altering posture and central volume load.

Although the muscular and the skeletal systems are structurally interdependent, in women with low BMD, muscle conditions change, thus altering posture, and the center of gravity dislocates and hinders balance [ 9, 10], which could lead to increased risk for falls.

Consistent with this, MPS IIIB mice have a visibly altered posture and a wide gait, and although coordination performance deficits were only detectable under the relatively challenging conditions of the rocking rotarod procedure, they nevertheless represent a measurable motor deficit affecting coordination and/or balance.

We hypothesized that in the "beginners"' lessons, undesirable hands or legs actions may impact on escape responses from horses [5] and lead to altered postures at work with potential chronic consequences.

Meghjee et al [ 11] randomized patients to commencing bronchoscopy in the supine or semi-recumbent posture, and altered postures during the procedure.

On an adjacent field, Ruben Jongkind, a consultant who mainly works with Dutch track athletes, was altering the posture and gait of a 15-year-old recently acquired from another Dutch club.

This means that what we see reflects the latest preservation techniques (more clearly revealing texture than the old coatings did); the latest research on mounting (altering the posture and poses of several species); and the latest ideas about the goals of dinosaur displays (created by the Brooklyn-based Evidence Design). Brooklyn-based Evidence Design

While studies haven't yet confirmed whether this is a dangerous move, some doctors do say that the effect is barely worth it, described as being barely different from the effect of altering your posture -- which you can do for free.

Because most studies examining the control of limb stiffness have constrained limb posture, it is unclear if posture selection is a critical component of endpoint stiffness regulation during more natural tasks in which the kinematic redundancies of the arm can be exploited to change posture without altering endpoint location.

A crouched standing posture leads to a reduced hip and knee extension that worsens over time, due to gravity and the altered position of the body segments in relation to each other [ 17].

Spastic dystonia can alter resting posture contributing to the hemiplegic posture: the upper limb is flexed and adducted; the lower limb is extended [ 23].