Difficulty in stabilizing the pelvis and the distal segments of the lower limb on the affected side are reflected in the increase in postural oscillation of hemiparetic patients [ 11].
Mr. Patten, a veteran diplomat, acknowledged that there was lingering resentment over the administration's march to war, but he said that the allies' difficulties in stabilizing Iraq made the need for European aid all the more critical.
Mr. Juncker insisted that ministers were not watering down tough new rules on budgetary management in Europe aimed at preventing any rerun of the agonizing difficulties of stabilizing the region's heavily indebted economies over the past two years.
This problem can be attributed to the buildup of residual matrix components in the LC/MS system and the difficulties in stabilizing the long-column-LC/MS system for an extended period of time (e.g., >10 days).
In this case, the difficulty to stabilize the forearm on the horizontal axis in some subjects could derived from a difficulty to process the proprioceptive cues, via the ankle, of the body orientation relative to the floor which still exist and persist in microgravity, as long as the feet are attached to the floor.
The first hypovigilance signs are itchy eyes, neck stiffness, back pain, yawning, difficulty to stabilize speed and to maintain trajectory, frequent position changes, and inattention to environment (road signs, pedestrian).
The unpredictable occurrence of these symptoms and difficulty to stabilize them may lead to crises.
Risk estimates from small areas suffer from substantial extra variability and several statistical approaches have been proposed to overcome such difficulties and "stabilize" risk estimates.
Disadvantages of this method include the long period of immobilization of the wrist, the need for a second operation to remove the hardware, potential attritional damage to the extensor tendons, difficulty in reducing and stabilizing the volar fragments of the distal radius, and the risks related to overdistraction of the radiocarpal joint (CPRS, finger functional impairement) [3, 4].
Disorders of posture and movement are key problems in cerebral palsy (CP), 1 with half the population requiring assistance to stand or walk because of difficulties with aligning and stabilizing themselves against gravity.
