Sentence examples for knees simultaneously from inspiring English sources
"Is it really possible that I am talking on the phone, e-mailing and driving with my knees simultaneously?" Her husband and son tell her she cares more about the phone than about them, and that she puts herself and others at risk.
Each rabbit underwent surgery in both knees simultaneously using the same procedure.
In addition, considering the 30-day mortality period, reports from the Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register [ 10] suggest that it is safer to operate on one knee at a time, rather than on two knees simultaneously.
Squat and squeeze: Hold a ball between your knees and slowly squat down to sit on a low stool, squeezing the ball between your knees simultaneously.
They did not drop to knee simultaneously after she held a balance and he executed a double turn in the air.
(I write this as a big fan of the Portland Trail Blazers, which five years ago were on the verge of a Thunderlike feel-good explosion, but then all of their best players' knees exploded simultaneously).
In the current study, the knees presenting simultaneously OP and OA exhibited the thinnest subchondral plate, decreased B.Ar/TAr and Tb.Th, as well as increased Tb.Sp.
This study attempted to regain more normal knee kinematics through a posterior cruciate ligament retaining knee, which simultaneously incorporated convexly lateral tibial plateau and anatomical condylar configuration into the prosthesis design.
The ankle and knee joints simultaneously undergo increases in dorsi flexion and flexion respectively through the next 30% of the phase.
Hindlimbs were stretched, taped to a polystyrene foam block and placed in a perspex holder to image both knee joints simultaneously without interference of abdominal tissues or tail and without needlessly radiating the abdomen.
In contrast, MRI allows direct visualization of all components of the knee joint simultaneously and noninvasively, providing accurate quantification of articular cartilage which is sensitive to longitudinal change [ 24, 25].
