Sentence examples for maintain movement from inspiring English sources

The knee is most vulnerable and prevention is accomplished by a check on the resting position (to encourage knee extension), appropriate splints (as described for tibial plateau fractures) and exercises to maintain movement.

Like "The Year of Magical Thinking," it's an example of the book as coping mechanism, of an author using language to "maintain movement," as Didion puts it, "otherwise you couldn't function.

Get up from the chair and use it to perform stretches, push it around your office space or cubicle to add up the steps and try standing for a bit instead of sitting, shifting your weight from side to side to maintain movement.

Parkour practitioners target improvements in foot placement using striding techniques, during which athletes negotiate obstacles of various shapes and sizes to reach an intended location in the most efficient way, whilst maintaining movement at high speeds.

Most species of sharks need to be constantly moving in order to breathe, Burgess says, and "yo-yo diving" is one way for them to rest while still maintaining movement.

The mid-brain tegmentum is one the brain's most ancient and primitive structures, playing a similar role in initiating and maintaining movement in animals ranging in complexity from fish to man.

Top challenges for implementing quarantine included tracing contacts, maintaining movement restrictions even at home, and finding the resources to provide 10,000 people with supplies and psychological care.

The decreased De and WDe in aged A30P but not in aged CT may suggest that old A30P flies are less effective in maintaining movement.

Indeed, old A30P PD fly showed further decreased WDe and WF (young A30P vs. old A30P), suggesting possible difficulties in initiating and maintaining movement.

GPCR signaling to AC performs a particularly important function in the striatum, the input structure of the basal ganglia circuit essential for initiating and maintaining movement, mood control, and reward valuation (Graybiel, 2000; Kreitzer and Malenka, 2008).

Indeed, Flowers considered increased variability of movement in both time and space to be one of the core components of motor dysfunction in PD, along with a basic slowness of movement, and a difficulty in initiating and maintaining movement (Sheridan et al., 1987).