9 The arm position matching test, a common proprioceptive measurement, is used to measure the ability of a subject to perceive limb position by moving a single joint on one side and matching its exact position on the other.
In addition, by calculating a single joint effect for each terminal node, this approach helps to avoid over estimation of the RRs that could occur from joint effect calculations based on single pollutant models in which the single pollutant associations may be capturing the effects of correlated pollutants.
By Spencer Klaw and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 25 , 1950 P. 21Talk: Visit to the Botanical Garden to inspect some of the blowguns brought back from Venezuela by Dr. Bassett Maguire Each blowgun consists of a single joint of a rare species of bamboo, is 10 to 12 feet long, has a bore a bit larger than a lead pencil, and is encased in the stem of a palm.
Talk: Visit to the Botanical Garden to inspect some of the blowguns brought back from Venezuela by Dr. Bassett Maguire Each blowgun consists of a single joint of a rare species of bamboo, is 10 to 12 feet long, has a bore a bit larger than a lead pencil, and is encased in the stem of a palm.
Thus, treatment of a single joint by local delivery of the IFN-β gene could protect multiple joints.
This paper presents the effects of the torque model on the control of a variable reluctance spherical motor (VRSM) that offers several attractive features by combining multi-DOF motions in a single joint.
One of its problems is the fact that the disability domain, which dominates the total score, cannot differentiate between disability due to a single joint, or that caused by disease in other joints (common in our cohort) or co-morbidities.
As explained earlier, this circuit has been simulated and tested by Schneider et al. (2007) in isolation for a single joint and a planar leg consisting of two joints.
He says that possession "of a single joint" can now lead to five years' imprisonment.
