Sentence examples for effective walking from inspiring English sources

Consistent with review level evidence on effective walking interventions, the Walk4Life programme consisted of several key elements including led walks and tailored resources, as well as remote support provided via the telephone [ 10].

Dr. Lieberman, who specializes in hominid locomotion studies, said the primitive foot provided a "tantalizing model" for a nonmodern hominid that "evolved for effective walking before selection for endurance running occurred in human evolution".

An effective walking gait of quadruped robots is mainly concerned with two key aspects, namely speed and stability.

In a comparative list between Fringe episodes and The X-Files episodes, UGO Networks writer Alex Zalben named "Trevor" as the least effective "walking through walls" story, being beaten by the Fringe episode "Safe".

Appreciable improvement of muscle strength in the lower limbs, as gained through progressive resistance training, does not directly translate into effective walking capability.

An effective walking motion uses nearly all of the muscle groups in the leg - not just one.

At trial, Mr. Goel proved an effective witness, walking the jury through secretly recorded telephone calls during which he and Mr. Rajaratnam exchanged confidential information about Intel.

"So I told him, 'O.K., I'll do my best.' " Pelfrey certainly did that while throwing an effective sinker, walking no batters and striking out one to take the Mets' lead in victories.

The 8-month vibratory exercise is feasible and more effective than walking to improve two major determinants of bone fractures: hip BMD and balance.

It is still unclear whether robot-assisted arm training may improve muscle strength, and which electromechanical gait-training device may be the most effective for walking training implementation.

The purpose of the current study is to determine whether 8 months of WBV exercise at 12.6 Hz using a reciprocating plate is more effective than walking for improving BMD and balance in healthy postmenopausal women.