Sentence examples for extension range from inspiring English sources
Passive resistance (torque, Nm) and extensibility (knee extension range of movement) of the hamstring MTU were recorded during and following both conditions.
Jeff Mosley, an extension range management specialist at Montana State University, said sheep were a natural "low fossil fuel" way of controlling invasive plants, with the added benefit of providing meat and wool.
Mean range of motion (ROM) was 143.5° for flexion (range 135 150°) and 0.5° for extension (range 0 3°).
Late postoperative ROM of the first metatarsal was assessed as restricted, with 42.2° of 1.MTP joint extension (range 10 60°) and 31.3° of flexion (range 10 40°).
In the case of the FRP with glass fibers without any surface modification (hereafter, referred as "neat" glass fibers), void formation was dominant over the whole extension range.
Measurements of height, weight, neck column length and circumference, lateral flexion and extension range of movement, cervical short flexor muscle endurance, and cervical long flexor and extensor strength were taken at the start and end of the month.
Clinically, two common knee impairments before and following a TKA are reduced knee extensor strength and deficits in knee extension range-of-motion (ROM) [ 4].
Although numerous studies have reported on the loss of flexion-extension range of motion (ROM) associated with laminoplasty, few have reported on the time course of this loss of motion for a long-term follow-up period.
3 parameters were analyzed during the exercise: the flexion-extension range of motion of the hip and the knee, and the angular swing speed of the lower limb.
Post-birth, step width readapted whereas pelvic (p = 0.02) and thoracic (p < 0.001) segment flexion-extension range of motion decreased and increased respectively.
The main outcomes were changes in pain as measured on a verbal rating scale from 0 to 10 during a flexion-extension range of motion evaluation and changes in disc height as measured on CT scans.
