Sentence examples for extension side from inspiring English sources

In osteoarthritis, because the weight distribution across the knee or hip joints is uneven, the bone beneath the cartilage thickens on the compression side of the joint and atrophies on the extension side.

"One of the main philosophical approaches in my work is to collaborate with the community to identify what the problems are, co-create research questions, and then support, on the extension side, the kinds of programs they need to attain their goals," says Sowerwine.

"One of the main philosophical approaches in my work is to collaborate with the community to identify what the problems are, co-create research questions, and then support, on the extension side, the kinds of programs they need to attain their goals," she says.

Following the first walking bout, participants were guided to complete a set of five lower-body exercises (ie, wide leg squat, standing leg curl, knee extension, side hip raise, and toe stand) during a 15-minute strength training routine.

This involves the monitoring of symptomatic and mechanical responses during repetitive end-range lumbar test movements (flexion, extension, side-gliding, or rotation) and/or prolonged positioning.

Deformation typically occurs as a result of horizontal shortening, horizontal extension, or side-to-side (strike-slip) motion.

Color, which lets you customize the look of Firefox to your heart's content, will become a standalone extension and Side View, which lets you view two browser windows side-by-side inside the same Firefox window, is joining Color as a standalone extension.

So, while the old therapies have had some success in life extension, the side effects and discomfort they bring will hopefully someday be looked at as archaic and will be replaced with even more successful therapies having more limited side effects.

Cervical flexion, extension, and side bending strength was assessed using a HHD (FPIX 100kg load cell, Wagner Instruments, Greenwich, CT).

The superior occipital sulcus (SOS) is frequently found as an extension or side branch of the intraparietal sulcus (IPS).

The thresholds for extension and side bending were 2°, 3°s−1, 6°s−2 and for rotation were 1°, 2°s−1, 4°s−2 for ROM, velocity and acceleration respectively.