Sentence examples for effect on standing from inspiring English sources

Overall, the rubber flooring tested had little effect on standing behavior.

This allows showing the effect on standing biomass, harvests and increments and giving a recommendation which of those management targets will be better in respect of climate mitigation.

Lumbar extensor muscles were fatigued in two studies which both indicated that fatigue has a detrimental effect on standing balance, evidenced by increased postural sway during quiet standing [ 19] and increased peak COP velocity following external perturbations while standing [ 18].

Ankle plantar flexors were fatigued in four studies, of which all indicated that fatigue has a detrimental effect on standing balance, as evidenced by an increased postural sway during quiet standing [ 19, 23, 24], reduced reach [ 23] and reduced balance recovery following external perturbation while standing [ 18].

Selection and genetic drift interact via their effects on standing genetic variation, and together determine evolutionary dynamics.

The results of the current study may help explain mixed reports of Tai Chi's effects on standing postural control [ 9, 15, 17- 19].

The study by Lin et al. [ 19] consistently (across multiple balance parameters) found more acute effects on standing balance from fatigue of the lumbar extensors, compared to knee-flexors and plantar-flexors.

The effect of standing on that cold mountain in the early hours, on the other side of the world, gazing at distant worlds was humbling – making one feel tiny, a single creature on a single planet in a vast universe.

The risk of crop yield loss due to competition from weeds by all seeding methods is higher than for transplanted rice because of the absence of the size differential between the crop and weeds and the suppressive effect of standing water on weed growth at crop establishment.

This randomised controlled trial (RCT) aims to determine the effect of Standing Tall on fall rate and known fall risk factors (including balance, gait, concern about falling and physical activity levels) in older people over a 24-month follow-up period, when compared with a health promotion education 'control' programme.

In order to evaluate the conservation effects of standing residue on controlling soil wind erosion, a 4-year study (2011 2014) was conducted near Changchun city in Northeast China.