Sentence examples for effects of toe from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we analyze the effects of toe stiffness on ankle kinetics in a robotic transtibial prosthesis we have built recently.

Ecologists Michael McCarthy and Kirsten Parris of the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne in Australia used a sophisticated statistical technique called Bayesian analysis to check for effects of toe clipping on frog and toad survival.

In order to develop more human-like prostheses with ankle and toe joints, it is of great importance to investigate the effects of toe stiffness on ankle kinetics, as it contributes to the design and control optimizations.

The adverse biomechanical effects of toe-in landing position are exacerbated in females.

The effect of toe restraint on the behavior of geosynthetic-reinforced soil (GRS) walls was evaluated using the results of three large-scale walls constructed at the COPPE/UFRJ Geotechnical Laboratory.

The combined effect of toe resistance and facing inclination on the behavior of GRS walls was considered using the results of two large-scale GRS walls carried out with different facing inclination and toe restraint conditions.

The investigation into the effect of toe arrangement suggests that the tip positions of the middle three toes in arc curve arrangement is helpful to reduce soil-cutting resistance.

Although further research on a deformable surface is needed to confirm this hypothesis, the pressure redistribution from the toe to the heels could promote sinking of the heels in arena footing, thereby mimicking the biomechanical effects of a toe wedge and providing a rationale for its application in the treatment of SDFT or SL injuries.

The effects of weld toe radius, flank angle and weld size were considered.

However, there are few studies that focus on the effects of prosthetic toe joints.

To determine the immediate effects of a toe-out foot progression angle modification during gait on the major lower limb muscle activation characteristics and to establish whether asymptomatic individuals and those with moderate knee OA have similar responses.