Sentence examples for increased steadiness from inspiring English sources
The image will benefit from the increased steadiness.
The increasing steadiness of our own feet and ankles and legs.
In a case-control study, 8-year-old children with GJH5 did not have increased muscle steadiness (poorer precision) during submaximal knee flexion and extension (25% MVC for 15 seconds) compared with children without GJH.
NP patients showed an overall stiffer and more rigid neck motor control pattern compared to HC, indicated by lower neck flexibility, slower movement velocity, increased head steadiness and more rigid trajectory head motion patterns.
One study investigating knee extensor force steadiness post anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction [ 22] found that increased hamstring activation was associated with reduced force-matching error, providing further evidence against this theory.
It was noticeable that the peaks of Raman E 2 (high) phonon mode were variable; it blueshifts at the interface of film/substrate, then goes to steadiness in the following, after that the peaks fall down and then returned to blueshift; the linewidth of the E 2 phonon was approximately 2.6 cm-1 near the surface and increased with decreasing distance from the interface of film/substrate.
An electrical shock stressor was associated with reductions in steadiness of a pinch grip task [ 3, 4] and the presence of mental stressors using non-supportive language and actions increased the spine compression during a standardized lifting task [ 5, 6].
For all parameters that showed a strong equalization in performance with increasing age, the result of the subtraction was calculated by positive amounts (total time for the aiming task = 0.07, number of errors in the steadiness task = 0.025, number of errors and total time for the line tracing task = 0.013 and 0.024).
Certainly during that period there was at least a steadiness in increase in income and their children were able to do a little better than them.
CLOCK time is inexorable in its steadiness.
