Sentence examples for factor of balance from inspiring English sources

Thus, the result of our study may be best explained by the lifestyles of the participants; this way of life could be the confounding factor of balance and mobility rather than the type of foot, especially in women [ 1].

In addition to advanced age, these adverse events share the risk factors of balance or mobility problems, cognitive impairment and socioeconomic deprivation.

All risk factors were present in both groups but were more prevalent in the A&E group, except for the risk factors of balance and mobility (equally prevalent in both groups) and orthostatic hypotension (less prevalent in the A&E group).

All modifiable risk factors were present in both study groups, but they were more prevalent in the participants who had visited the A&E Department than in the participants in the non-A&E group, except for the risk factors of balance and mobility (equal prevalence between the groups) and orthostatic hypotension (lower in the A&E Department group) (Table  3).

Secondly, we modify the original CSA problem to include the factor of load balancing amongst switches (thereby minimizing unfairness), and propose a new CSA algorithm with load balancing (CALB), which emphasizes more on load balancing than on cost optimization.

λ is the scale factor to balance the impacts of the foregrounds in the current image and the other image.

α which is a scaling factor to balance the effect of MTI and CSC is defined as follows: 1 / α = min ( ETT ).

Including a relevance index (e.g. times cited; journal's impact factor) to balance the contribution of each publication is a possible improvement to the methods used here.

Although the most important contribution to successful imaging of small joints comes from the magnet field strength and design of the receiver coil, there are a number of factors to balance including the signal-to-noise ratio, image resolution, and acquisition times.

The decrease of vision is a serious risk factor for loss of balance, perhaps leading to falls and injury.

To date, there are very few studies that examine environmental factors of energy balance related behaviors longitudinally.