Sentence examples for limb approach from inspiring English sources
In addition, there is evidence that during functional tasks motion of the foot is related to more proximal motion at the hip, suggesting that a whole limb approach to control midfoot mobility may be warranted.
The air-water flow is stratified in the sloping limbs approaching the junction and this paper examines the phenomena occurring at the junction and in the following freely discharging vertical pipe.
Previous whole-limb approaches have failed to identify enhancers that are active in these important limb development signaling centers, as seen by in vivo results (Visel et al., 2009), possibly because the cells of these regions comprise only a small proportion of the limb tissue.
Our successful limb salvage approach was based on three steps: 1) removing the infected bone; 2) culture-guided antibiotic treatment; and 3) stabilizing the infected foot by means of total contact casting with openings resulting in a stable foot.
Action observation training (AOT) is a novel upper limb rehabilitation approach based on the recent discovery of mirror neurons.
Reports of second-stage external hemipelvectomies for infection after a limb salvage approach have been reported in other series and compare with our findings [ 14].
Although not directly a product of osseointegration technology, the finding that all patients in this study demonstrated local control is nonetheless reassuring in terms of validating a limb salvage approach in a carefully selected population.
The treatment of musculoskeletal sarcoma (MSS) has evolved over the past 30 years from a primarily surgical, limb-sacrificing protocol to a multimodal limb-sparing approach including surgery, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy.
Given the relatively large tumors present in these mouse extremities, a limb-sparing approach with a wide resection of tumor and a viable residual limb was not feasible.
Whereas large animals swim by pushing against water with their fins or limbs, this approach is ineffective at very small scales.
The implications of these findings suggest that tool-use and object manipulation is not mandatory for development of strong limb preferences approaching handedness.
