The phrase "arm force" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to "armed forces," which is a term used to describe a country's military forces.
Example: "The arm force of the nation was deployed to assist in disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "military forces" or "armed services."
To determine whether nonparetic arm force overinhibits the paretic arm in patients with chronic unilateral poststroke hemiparesis.
We studied patients with cerebellar ataxia controlling their arm force isometrically; in this condition arm dynamics are absent and there is no need for (or effect from an impairment in) estimations of limb dynamics.
As the robot only has one robot arm, force application and motion tracking can only be performed at one single location.
Clinical characteristics are pain with arm abduction (painful arc), decreased active range of motion (RoM) and loss of arm force and function [ 1- 5].
A systematic review reports that arm force, arm posture, duration of sitting, work place design [ 1], repetitive hand and finger movements and monotonous work task [ 2] cause neck and shoulder disorders.
The novelty of the questions addressed in the present experiments rests in two facts: (1) the animals were untrained to perform the task of interest; (2) there were dramatically different arm force patterns to achieve multiple families of curved hand trajectories.
A gush of blood as thick as my arm forced the blade out of the wound.
Enter Favre and his rocket arm, forcing defenses to stay honest.
In 1989 severe arthritis in his right arm forced him to stop drawing.
He served in the arm forces and became a coach/teacher within San Gabriel Valley area schools.
Röhm helped Hitler win the support of the army in Bavaria and made available to him his private strong-arm force, which, in October 1921, became the Sturmabteilung.
