Sentence examples for limb intensity from inspiring English sources

According to the first observation, the median upper limb intensity score was 2 in patients and 1 in controls.

From a statistical point of view, we find that the limb intensity of both emissions reach their maximum value near the antisolar point, while they are significantly dimmer in the vicinity of the terminator.

From the first observation, the median lower limb intensity score was 2 in both groups with different distributions; in patients, the majority scored 2, whereas in the control group, frequencies of scores 1 and 2 were nearly equal, and a minimal number scored higher than 2. From the second observation, the median lower limb score was 2 and 1, respectively.

Integrated from 235 nm to 265 mn, PMC limb intensities were essentially the same in both hemispheres, averaging 12 mega-Rayleighs at peak altitude.

Nevertheless, we did not find any significant correlation between IENF density at the lower limb and intensity of pain.

The shear stress sensitive endothelium is therefore not exposed to a smooth increase in laminar anterograde flows as lower limb exercise intensity increases, but rather, large oscillations in shear as blood is dragged in both directions across the cell membrane.

As viewed from the poles, this results in a darker (lower intensity) limb than would normally be expected for a spherically symmetric star.

Suffering from increased physical limitation of the lower limb or pain intensity were associated with a higher probability to visit an orthopaedic specialist as well as a higher score on the PHQ-9 and increased previous contacts to GPs.

Out of the 15 selected studies, 11 reported improvement in flexibility, balancing, lower limb muscle strength, or depressive symptoms by low-intensity exercises.

The lower limb functional strength training and upper limb endurance exercises will be performed at an intensity that elicits subjective reports of muscle fatigue (RPE 3 to 4) following the completion of 2 sets of 10 repetitions.

This analysis endorses the evidence that the same absolute workloads, applied to both limbs, represent a higher relative intensity for the involved limb, probably reflecting a functional deficit in the recovering limb.