Sentence examples for bilateral active from inspiring English sources
The mean pelvi-femoral ratio, or the ratio between pelvic rotation and overall thigh motion, is fairly steady regardless of the conditions of measurement 0.229 in the case of suspended bilateral active hip flexion [15], 0.181 in the case of unilateral active standing hip flexion [16], and 0.26 0.30, respectively in the case of unilateral/bilateral active supine hip flexion [17].
The results achieved at 12 months were excellent in terms of pain and movement; the active full extension was possible on both knees and the bilateral active flexion was of 110°.
Ultrasound examination revealed bilateral active inflammation and minute intratendinous calcifications.
It consists of seven tests measuring lower back movement (total flexion, total extension and average lateral flexion as measured with the inclinometer), straight leg raises, spinal tenderness and strength (bilateral active straight leg raises, sit-ups).
Although difference exists between these two studies, our results here in this article show strong bilateral activations on DLPFC in active mode regardless of participants' gender while no activation was observed on DLPFC in passive mode.
The increased bilateral activity and greater number of active regions in infants are likely due to the immature cortico-cortical and interhemispheric pathways (Kostovic and Jovanov-Milosevic, 2006).
Active losses in females were associated with more significant bilateral activation in dorsal lateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) than males; no significant gender differences were found in DLPFC activation during active wins.
Beneck GJ, Kulig K. Multifidus atrophy is localized and bilateral in active persons with chronic unilateral low back pain.
In this task, FAO should seek the collaboration of other UN, regional and bilateral agencies active in this field.
Exclusion criteria included bilateral oophorectomy, active malignancy, previous ovarian cancer and increased risk of familial ovarian cancer.
Further, the landscape of health donors is complicated: Japan, Luxembourg and the GFATM are the major contributors, but there are 12 other bilateral donors active in health as well as the European Commission, World Bank, Asian Development Bank and various United Nations agencies.
