However, as a consequence of this impressive capacity for motion, the shoulder is susceptible to injury when subjected to high stress, extreme ranges of movement or repetitive use.
Muscle stretching technique increases vital capacity and range of motion in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
(4) The baseline and postexercise evaluations were very extensive, including aerobic capacity, pulmonary function, range-of-motion of the spine, chest expansion, functional ability, and other disease-related measures.
Main Outcome Measures: Functional capacity assessed by the RAND-36 instrument; functional health status assessed by the Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire; and static and dynamic lifting capacity, endurance, and range of motion assessed by objective measures.
Inthis capacity, Newton's equations of motion are computed by means of Brenner'ssecond-generation bond order (REBO) function [14] for the set of atoms which are covalently bonded.
Patients were evaluated according to the following clinical criteria: foot and ankle shape and alignment (heel varus or valgus malalignment), pain, range of motion, capacity to walk, ability to wearing conventional shoes, absence of significant recurrence of the original deformity and parents' satisfaction with the final appearance and function of the leg.
It also involves walking capacity and hip range of motion.
Different types of exercise, e.g. exercises aimed to increase muscle strength, aerobic capacity, coordination or range of motion, were merged into one treatment modality.
A detailed set of steps was given for meeting requirements such as a desired static or dynamic load-capacity, bandwidth, or range of motion.
Through the analysis of the actuation mechanism, it is shown that the sleeve muscle is able to provide a consistent increase of force capacity over the entire range of motion.
Due to the high level of miniaturisation the motion capacity of the drive elements is restrained.
