Sentence examples for inadequate leg from inspiring English sources
Confronted with frequent flight delays, inadequate leg room and interminable waiting on the tarmac, passengers, understandably, desire to get off an airplane as quickly as possible.
To sum up, for most of the participants, the specific behavioral change of the upper body (i.e. TAV4), rather than inadequate leg movement, was essential for the perception of the odd sensation.
On the plane I spoke to Larry from London as he struggled to deal with the inadequate leg-room.
A PaO2 between 7.3 and 7.8 kPa (55 to 59 mmHg) and additional symptoms of inadequate oxygenation (leg swelling, increased red blood cells, pulmonary hypertension, or an altered mental state, for example) also indicates that oxygen therapy should be prescribed.
Once my clothes were tugged back over my arms and legs, sticky from inadequate toweling off, dampness seeping through in the creases but warm nonetheless, I'd wait for my father to shower and dress.
The first to go to surgery — a patient in shock, hemorrhaging profusely, with inadequate breathing and a near-completely severed leg — was resuscitated and on an operating table by 3 25 P.M., just thirty-five minutes after the blast.
In contrast, it has been recently observed [16] that in the lower third of the leg and in the ankle region, the inadequate length of the perforator and the presence of tendons may interfere with flap transposition.
Symptoms arise from an inadequate blood supply to the peripheral arteries of the legs that result in anaerobic metabolism and build up of lactic acid within the muscles.
In some conditions the inadequate length of the perforating vessels in the region of the leg and ankle can interfere with the transposition of the flap [ 23].
Lack of vitamin D in children causes rickets, a disease characterized by inadequate mineralization of bone, growth retardation, and skeletal deformities such as bowed legs.
NTDs -- including soil-transmitted helminths (intestinal worms) and Lymphatic Filariasis (whose telltale symptoms include painfully swollen and disfigured legs) -- persist exclusively in the most impoverished communities in developing countries due to inadequate sanitation, unsafe water and infected mosquitoes.
