Sentence examples for degree of elbow from inspiring English sources

It's all in "the degree of elbow extension, as opposed to hyperextension/adduction," according to the International Cricket Council, which regulates international games.

The PCB said: "Saeed was referring to the angle of the upper arm to forearm and not the degree of elbow extension".

The Pakistan Cricket Board clarified Ajmal's claims stating: "Saeed was referring to the angle of the upper arm to forearm and not the degree of elbow extension".

"Previous tests conducted on the action of Saeed Ajmal show that the degree of elbow extension is well within ICC's tolerance levels".

The ICC will look to use the current testing standard of the degree of elbow extension, according to general manager of cricket Geoff Allardice.

In an attempt to quell the confusion, Pakistan team manager Naved Akram Cheema said: "The ICC's level of tolerance of 15 degrees relates to the degree of elbow extension that is permitted in the bowling action, i.e. the amount by which the arm is straightening.

Therefore, using an FWW-AR with the elbow at D90 might allow a higher load on the shoulder when compared with 130 degrees of elbow flexion, suggesting that D90 might be inadequate for the elderly with shoulder problems.

Radiographic series comprised at least one posterior-anterior (PA) and one lateral view with 90 degrees of elbow flexion; and any further conventional imaging available (for example scaphoid series).

Lower your torso down slowly without going past 90 degrees of elbow bend.

For the sake of illustration, we depicted the robotic finger as a 3 DOF (degrees-of-freedom) elbow manipulator, i.e. (m_i=3), in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 Coordinate frames and variables for rolling contact kinematics Fig. 3 Definition of coordinate frames at the contact point.

The armrest height was adjusted corresponding to 130 degrees (D130) of elbow flexion, which was the most comfortable angle for the participants in this study, or 90 degrees (D90) of elbow flexion.