Sentence examples for constrain locomotion from inspiring English sources
These findings are consistent with the general consensus that gravidity and lower ratios of skeletal muscle:visceral mass in females, constrain locomotion.
Attachment of sensors on the body part (shank, thigh, and lower back) has been adopted in the literature; 10, 18– 21 however, it may burden patients and constrain locomotion, worsening gait abnormalities.
The barrier web of Agelena had a higher thread density than that of Cyrtophora, which presumably constrains locomotion of A. kumadai in Agelena webs.
Although we found the same trend in males, the results tended to be less clear - probably because the size of all males examined was too low to severely constrain bridging locomotion (see Figure 6) and a high proportion of males bridged even in the largest species.
The walker may avoid traveling through some areas in the environment, even if there are no explicit physical obstacles due to non-physical parameters (e.g., gender, age, personality, lifestyle, culture or social norms) imposed that constrain him from locomotion.
A sharp local convexity and concavity of the surface (i.e., abrupt changes of the surface elevation) or any other type of environmental setting that constrains the walker's locomotion may be considered a physical obstacle where the intangible constraints for human mobility may be categorized as non-physical obstacles.
There are evidences to suggest that wearing footwear constrains the natural barefoot motion during locomotion.
Since the exact thickness and shape of the articular cartilage is not known and the range of motion of most limb joints is less easily constrained than in mammals, biomechanical analyses of sauropod locomotion are less precise than in mammals.
In combination with recent molecular divergence dates, the new postcranial material of I. aenae constrains the timing of the evolution of terrestrial locomotion in mystacinids to between 51 and 26 million years ago (Ma).
Given that life-reconstructions of extinct taxa are important for addressing several biological questions, including locomotion and weight distribution, our results provide the first objective framework with which to constrain these models and test whether their assumptions conform to the patterns seen in extant terrestrial tetrapods.
