In addition, a high percentage of patients experience greater difficulty to stand up, postural exaggeration, constant rebalancing in the sagittal and frontal plane, reduction of ability to be supported on the affected limb, and, therefore, an increased risk of falling [ 2, 5].
According to the survey on actual situation of elderly persons at home or nursing home care, the first item after concerning about disease under treatment is "Weak legs and difficulties to stand from seat".
Most of the inoculated mice (85/90 in group 1a and 37/41 in group 1b) developed clinical symptoms, including hunched posture, weight loss, reduced mobility, tail chewing, clasping and difficulty or impossibility to stand up.
And although Devin is still incapacitated; unable to walk, unable to stand, difficulty swallowing, difficulty speaking, double and bouncing vision, and numbness on his right side, doctors remain optimistic.
Their enduring success is based not just on the ability of players to think their way out of difficulty but a refusal to stand still, something fertilised by an incessant competition for places.
The animals were unable to stand, had difficulties in sucking their dams and lacked coordination.
Paris Review editors Lorin Stein and Sadie Stein on the state of the short story: "They've come to stand for a kind of difficulty, emotional difficulty, that we are in danger of losing when we fetishize the charms of the long novel".
The music stands alone with difficulty, but then it was not meant to stand alone.
Instead, the stubborn Mr Kim has come to stand for South Korea's difficulties.
Until then, Labour's forerunner, the Labour Representation Committee, had the greatest difficulty finding working-class candidates able to afford to stand for election.
(Infected horses have particular difficulty using their rear legs and may be unable to stand without help).
