Sentence examples for compromised balance from inspiring English sources

"I swear, if someone fucking touches me I'll explode!" At which point the man reeled around, perhaps anticipating this touch coming from behind, which further compromised his already compromised balance, making him stumble to the edge, almost over the edge, arms flailing, an endless beat of near-acrobatic struggle before he finally succumbed to gravity and fell backward into the well of the tracks.

These programmes involve exercises performed whilst standing unaided and are often too challenging for older people with compromised balance and mobility.

The most known are the sudden onset with hemiparesis, hemihypesthesia, loss of vision, speech disturbances, loss of consciousness, nausea and compromised balance.

A more recent study demonstrated that higher fat infiltration around the spine in persons aged 70 to 79 years was associated with reduced functional capacity as reflected by compromised balance [ 4].

In addition to the mechanical loading implications of thoracic kyphosis, functional implications include limitations in pulmonary function, compromised balance and therefore increased falls risk, and exacerbation of back extensor muscle weakness [ 32].

As a consequence, it runs the risk of closing the door to public health primary prevention strategies directed at populations at risk of zinc deficiency that seek to maintain an adequate zinc status rather than to replenish at times of compromised balance.

Our results suggest that LID may compromise balance and independently contribute to postural instability in advanced PD.

This adaptive strategy compromises balance thereby activating compensatory strategies including the use of the tail as an additional limb and a wider position of the limbs at toe-off.

But management continued to follow an acquisition strategy that slowly compromised the balance sheet.

Both anthropogenic and natural factors have severely compromised such balance so that the lagoon in its present configuration relies to a large extent on human intervention.

HR is the preferred repair type for DSBs in wild-type cells, whereas, in BRCA1-deficient cells (in which normal HR is compromised) the balance switches towards the NHEJ system.