Sentence examples for frequent lifting from inspiring English sources
The packing job offer stated "frequent lifting of 24 kilograms," boxes weighing more than 50 pounds.
In longitudinal studies on nurses and nursing aides, frequent lifting or repositioning of patients did not predict future sick leave [ 11, 16].
An example of a statement is: "Due to long and frequent lifting and bending, I have an increased risk of low back pain.
Frequent lifting, static postures and vibration were all considerably more prevalent in the work of ragpickers than in the comparison group.
Thus, baggage handling is associated with several physical factors suspected to increase risks for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs), such as heavy manual materials handling, frequent lifting, awkward body postures, and pushing and pulling [ 2– 7].
Earthbound spins and tumbles explode into vertiginous jumps, while themes of support and strife unfold through frequent lifts and confrontations.
Courier drivers are at risk for the development of fatigue and Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) due to frequent awkward lifting and carrying of parcels.
The braces are designed to increase strength and defend soldiers against the muscle fatigue and knee injuries that come with frequent heavy lifting and the lugging around of equipment like body armor and helmets.
For working patients, common professional risk factors were beliefs, that LBP was due to maintaining a specific posture at work (79.0%) and frequent heavy lifting at work (65.5%).
The highest frequencies were observed for beliefs, that LBP is due to maintaining a specific posture at work (79.0%) and professional activities (64.4%) and that physical activities at work are dangerous for the lower back (62.0%); frequent heavy lifting at work (60.5%) and lack of recognition at work (49.3%) were also frequently cited.
The rate of this progress depends on many variables including the history of vaginal childbirth and other clinical conditions (e.g., hysterectomy), age, frequent heavy lifting, and intense physical activity leading to the repetitive increase of pelvic pressure [ 52].
