Sentence examples for hinder balance from inspiring English sources

Taken together, we proposed that while dual task could hinder balance control, postural stability may still be maintained by allocating more attentional resources to the postural task and reducing automatized control.

Although AFOs improve ankle kinematics and temporal-spatial parameters during gait [ 11, 12], for high functioning children, the external support of an AFO may hinder balance strategies for secondary repertoire expansion as well as impede power generation for effective push off during walking and running [ 11– 13].

Although the muscular and the skeletal systems are structurally interdependent, in women with low BMD, muscle conditions change, thus altering posture, and the center of gravity dislocates and hinders balance [ 9, 10], which could lead to increased risk for falls.

These orientations at times lead people to refuse or terminate a job when it reduces the leisure time to an unacceptable minimum, or when the job hinders balanced self-realization in terms of hobbies, further education, or alternative interests.

The variable wind power generation together with the technical capabilities of the generating units and the market rules might hinder the power system balance control.

Identification of behavioral strategies or stairway environments that assist or hinder recovery from a loss of balance on stairs remains incomplete.

On balance, while we occasionally hinder the birds we feed, we largely help them.

While this merger may postpone recognition of a serious balance sheet hit, it will actually hinder the new entity's competitive position against other telecom companies that are showing vastly deflated asset values.

Residents' low physical and cognitive health and functional status including gait and balance problems and sensory impairments likely hinder residents to imagine that a considerable increase in their PA is possible and feasible without taking too many risks.

Introducing "unlimited paid leave", however, is not the answer; most likely, it will hinder rather than help them achieve a work-life balance and may strip from employees the power to decide and communicate their preferred working arrangements.

A fully informed decision to participate in a trial is an absolute requirement, and persistence of these problems may further hinder recruitment to trials through a perception of futility and altered balance of risks.