Sentence examples for limb groups from inspiring English sources

The numerical distribution of patterns among limb groups was determined and their ratios compared.

In boys, prevalence of overweight/obesity was 75.8% in the lower limb group and 51.8% in the upper limb group (p < 0.01), while no difference was found between upper and lower limb groups (60.2% and 59.1%, respectively) in girls.

Importantly, the left acquisition limb group maintained the pattern of element durations used during practice on the various tests including transfer to the dominant limb.

Group 1 practiced with the simulator on the preferred limb and then transferred it to the nonpreferred limb; group 2 practiced with the simulator on the nonpreferred limb and then transferred it to the preferred limb; group 3 was a control group.

However, the pattern of element durations for the right acquisition limb group on the left limb transfer tests was altered such that the production of only the fastest produced elements were disrupted.

A weaker correlation with all VMC measures was found for the upper limb group of UPDRS variables (Table 3).

For the left hand, too, the highest correlation was found with the posture/gait items group (average r = 0.553), then, with a significantly lower correlation values (p<0.05) with the upper limb group (average r = 0.399).

This analysis showed that for the right hand the pooled VMC variables correlated most strongly with the posture/gait items group (average r = 0.619) and that this average correlation was significantly different (alpha = 0.05) than that formed with the upper limb group (average r = 0.377).

Prevalence of overweight/obesity was significantly higher in the lower limb group (69.1%) than the upper limb group (54.7%, p = 0.045); in turn, each group significantly differed from controls (44.6%, p < 0.002 and p < 0.05, respectively).

With the stated criteria, we could include 647 patients, 307 of upper, and 340 of lower limb group.

The edema volume reduced in average 50.2% and 55.6% for the upper and lower limb group, respectively.