Sentence examples for develop musculoskeletal from inspiring English sources

Several studies have shown that there is an association between physical inactivity and musculoskeletal pain conditions [35 38], and that individuals who are physically active are significantly less likely to develop musculoskeletal pain than those who are physically inactive in long-term follow up (11 years) [39].

As this VICE article from last month illustrated, there is conclusive evidence that working in one is distracting, uncomfortable, increases stress (studies on stress in open plan offices have pointed to anxious workers' posture suffering, potentially leading them to develop musculoskeletal disorders) and spreads germs, resulting in more sick days taken.

However, it is still unclear why some children with GJH develop musculoskeletal symptoms, while others do not.

Previous studies have found that women have a higher risk for disability pension and tend to develop musculoskeletal disorders earlier than men [ 35].

A certain percentage of our elderly will experience such age-associated diseases as cancer, cardiovascular disease, arthritis, etc., but practically all elderly worldwide will develop musculoskeletal syndromes such as sarcopenia and muscle atrophy.

Furthermore, individuals deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq are on average older than those deployed in previous wars, and therefore also more likely to develop musculoskeletal injuries and chronic illnesses in theatre, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic pain [ 6, 14- 18].

The era of pharmacogenomics of AIs has begun with the development of a study to perform a GWAS in women developing musculoskeletal events in a large clinical trial evaluating AIs.

Conclusions: Computer users need to consider the posture of the spine and potential risk of developing musculoskeletal discomfort in choosing computers.

This is especially true in the case of children cyclists that do not have the necessary cycling experience, balance and the fully developed musculoskeletal system of the adults.

Although it is recognized that manual material handling activities in warehouses expose workers to a high risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders, integrated planning approaches that consider both economic and ergonomic objectives in order picking design are still rare.

In a study of 249 females athletes at three high schools published in The Journal of Athletic Training last year, researchers in Provo, Utah, found that nearly 20 percent experienced menstrual irregularities and 63 percent developed musculoskeletal injuries, with the highest percentage of injuries among those with irregular or missing periods.