Sentence examples similar to chair performance from inspiring English sources

After President Obama's empty-chair performance last week, his running mate had to remind voters that liberals can fight, and he did, deploying the word "friend" like a slur.

The morning songs are the kind of agitated ones, and then you get the late-night, falling-off-a-chair performances".

In community-dwelling older adults, this mobility measure shows test-retest reliability (r = 0.89 with testing two to five days apart); criterion validity (r = 0.77 chair stand performance compared with leg press performance); and discriminant validity (three age groups differed p <.01; high & low activity groups differed p <.001) [ 34].

There were independent positive effects of physical activity at all three ages on chair rise performance, and at ages 43 and 53 years on standing balance performance, even after adjusting for covariates.

In a group of community-dwelling older adults aged 66 to 97 years [ 47], researchers found evidence for test-retest reliability, criterion validity (comparing the chair stand performance to a measure of lower body strength), and discriminant validity (comparing performance in different age and physical activity groups) with the 30-second sit-to-stand test.

The associations between exposure-years and chair-rise performance (number of chair-rises in 30 s) were analysed in multivariate linear and non-linear regression models adjusted for covariates.

In these crude analyses both balance and chair rise performance declined with decreases in all four indicators of SEP, with the exception of adult occupation and chair rise performance where no association was found.

The associations of childhood SEP with walking speed and chair rise performance were maintained after adjustment for adult SEP, suggesting that the accumulation of adverse exposures over a lifetime may be a better model of the associations than one which considers only adult factors.

Chair rise performance was also highly related to picking up a pen (r =.72).

The chair stand performance of native Japanese was similar to that of Japanese-American women.

Chair rise performance was only weakly associated with both indicators of adult SEP.