Sentence examples for limb I from inspiring English sources

Accomplished runners differ from humans and monkeys in that the proximal sector of the leg humerus in the forelimb, femur in the hind limb; i.e., the portion closer to the limb's insertion in the body proper is short.

The three P pairs (denoted by P i for limb i) are equipped with motors.

A2 denotes the center of the spherical joint in limb 2. B i (i = 1, 2, 3) denotes a point on the revolute axes adjacent to the moving platform in limb i.

Firstly, either GF8 or GF14 must be chosen to be the most constrained limb, i.e., (n_{c2} + n_{c3} = 1).

Using the PMOD 2.95 view tool (PMOD Technologies, Zürich, Switzerland), volumes of interest (VOIs) were drawn in the lower, upper part of the hind limb (i.e., the area of collateralization).

Thus, stimulation intensities differed for each subject and for each muscle and are shown in Table 2. Stimulation over the arm/hand area in the hemisphere contralateral to the missing limb never induced the sensation that the missing limb was present nor sensations of movement in the missing limb (i.e. stimulation never resulted in the manifestation of a phantom limb).

Screening for Limb, I-Eye, Cardiovascular and Kidney (SLICK) complications – Canada (Virani et al. 2006) [ 32 ] A mobile outreach service provided by specialist staff screened for micro and macro-vascular complications of diabetes in Canadian First Nations people in Alberta.

CCT – Coordinated Care Trial; CI – confidence interval; IDERP Integrated Diabetes Education Recognition Program IG interventionntion group; IHS Indian Health Servicece; mmol/L – millimoles per litre; SLICK – Screening for Limb, I-Eye, Cardiovascular and Kidney; DOVE – Diabetes Outreach Van Enhancement; CG – control group; RR – risk ratio.

Each animal received two implants on each of the hind limbs, i.e., the right and left tibia/femur heads, randomly.

The highest strains, which in some patients exceeded 50% (engineering strain) for compressive, tensile and shear strains, were found in the shortest residual limbs, i.e. the 7.6 and 8.1 cm-long limbs.

This can occur at the time of presentation or later on and is due to the fact that typically the stresses are similar in both limbs (i.e. in runners) [3, 4, 6].