Sentence examples for differences in posture from inspiring English sources

An investigation of postural and chair design impacts upon seat pan interface pressure has been performed in an effort to identify whether differences in posture or chair design result in greater pressure differences.

Our exposure measure is therefore unlikely to be very sensitive to differences in posture, and we also did not examine breaks in sedentary time, which have been shown to be associated with waist circumference [ 10, 29].

An extra appraisal item, 'Sensitivity of outcome tool' was added to the published tool since the use of an insensitive outcome tool may have meant that differences in posture between conditions were not measured, significantly impacting on study outcomes [ 28].

The differences in posture between the groups (Group 1, weight of backpack less than 10% of child's body weight, and Group 2, backpack heavier than 10% of child's body weight) were determined using the Mann-Whitney U test, which is equivalent to nonparametric variance.

While L♀ were 23% more upright than L♂, no sex difference in posture was present in the bantam variety.

No difference in posture was reported between the groups for the thoracic kyphosis angle as well as scapular protraction and rotation.

Experimental results show the effectiveness of these indicators to identify differences in standing posture between groups.

For the individual items, respondents were given two anchors which attempted to maximize differences in firm posture and strategy for each of the eight items in total (see Appendix 1).

However, differences in foot posture have been demonstrated between patients with medial compartment osteoarthritis of the knee and osteoarthritis of the hip, and guidelines for managing these patients include interventions such as orthotics which presume foot assessment.

Results: Four studies were identified of which two (2) found significant differences in static posture between asthmatic and non-asthmatics, while others, who evaluated only the spine, found no significant postural changes.

Assuming hindlimb proportions common to basal ornithischians [28] [34], a hip height of 1.2 m, and taking into account differences in foot posture, we estimate that limb abduction angle ranged between 22° at maximum gauge width (46 cm) and −9° at minimum gauge width (−4 cm), in which the feet stepped across the midline (Fig. 4B).