Sentence examples for leg difference from inspiring English sources

The lower limb symmetry index (LSI) was calculated to determine whether a side-to-side leg difference was classified as normal (LSI >90%) or abnormal (LSI <90%).

The lower limb symmetry index (LSI) was calculated to determine whether a side-to-side leg difference was classified as normal (>90%) or abnormal (<90%) [18].

These large absolute values are introducing an unwanted source of error even if only the leg difference is considered as interesting.

The separate analysis, by group, indicated significant leg difference in the two fatigue indexes in the groups with unilateral and with bilateral leg involvement (P = 0.04, P < 0.0001, respectively), except that in the group with unilateral involvement (n = 19), the comparison between legs for the normalized fatigue index did not quite reach significance (P = 0.12).

Excellent reproducibility of anterior tibial translation measurement could be further demonstrated using the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC 3,k) > 0.99 and ICC 3,1) = 0.97).> -wrap-foot> Mean values ± standard deviations are reported at 30°, 60° and 90° of flexion, comparing the right and left leg (difference = right-left).

We compared three groups – cKS cases, KSHV-seropositives, and KSHV-seronegative controls (Anderson et al, 2008) – on DTH in the forearm; DTH in the leg; difference in DTH between the forearm and leg (a standardised measure of the leg); and finally sum of DTH in the forearm-plus-leg (a more general measure).

The study investigates the reliability of novel knee extension and knee flexion tests and their sensitivity in discriminating between-group and between-leg differences.

The custom-designed apparatus and protocol were sufficiently sensitive to detect mechanical property differences between breeds as well as inter-leg differences.

Practicing physical activity seems to enhance the inter-leg differences, because it has been shown that dominance does not interfere in the evaluation of single-foot balance among healthy sedentary individuals [ 22].

A significant linear correlation between absolute and relative leg volume differences and the difference of exact day time of measurement between the two study visits was found (P <.001).

At baseline, the groups were similar except that patients subsequently experiencing a recurrence of the herniation reported more leg pain (difference in VAS score = 5 of 100; p = 0.010) and a lower functional status (difference in ODI = 3 of 100; p = 0.026) (Table  1).