Sentence examples for biomechanical flexibility from inspiring English sources

Many armored fish scale assemblies use geometric heterogeneity of subunits as a design parameter to provide tailored biomechanical flexibility while maintaining protection from external penetrative threats.

A correlational study design was used to examine the relationships governing spinal maturation and biomechanical flexibility curves and tolerance data using a cadaver human in vitro model.

STUDY DESIGN: A rabbit model was used to compare clinical outcome, radiographic changes, and biomechanical flexibility after cervical laminectomy and open-door laminoplasty.

OBJECTIVE: This study tested the hypothesis that radiographic changes and biomechanical flexibility could explain the differences in clinical outcome after cervical laminectomy and laminoplasty.

The experimental comparison of the new design with a plain knit design demonstrated significant improvement in biomechanical (compliance, flexibility, extensibility, viscoelasticity) and procedural (deployment limit) parameters.

To illustrate this biomechanical approach to flexibility, videos were studied comparing the service motions of Ivan Lendl and Boris Becker.

In contrast, biomechanical measures of flexibility, neutral zone, and range of motion showed only small differences between any of the groups at any time.

Comprehensive assessments of stability, flexibility, and biomechanical function serve as the foundation for treating each patient in her practice.

The inability of an exoskeleton SG design (an externally stented rigid polyester graft) to achieve optimum balance between structural robustness and flexibility constrains its biomechanical performance limits.

Laboratory testing consisted of body composition, aerobic and anaerobic capacity, upper and lower body strength and flexibility, balance, and biomechanical evaluation.

Dystrophin is essential to maintain the biomechanical properties of fibre strength, flexibility and stability in skeletal muscle.