Sentence examples for manipulation to the from inspiring English sources
Most subjects produced 3 4 pops during a single rotatory HVLA thrust manipulation targeting the right or left C1-2 arthereforen; therefore, practitioners of spinal manipulative therapy should expect multiple popping sounds when performing upper cervical thrust manipulation to the atlanto-axial joint.
The democracies should insist on that and leave political manipulation to the dictatorships.
Nik Software, known mostly for its plug-ins, software tools that enhance Photoshop, has its own iPad app, which brings some powerful photo manipulation to the tablet for a reasonable $5. Called Snapseed, the app has the expected features, like auto-correct, cropping, contrast, brightness and saturation adjustments.
Why not deliver to the reader a coordinate file that can be directly piped into a molecular visualization program for manipulation to the reader's heart's content?
Conclusion: This suggests that ELPCT, which is mediated through the autonomic nervous system, can be directly influenced by high-velocity manipulation to the upper cervical spine.
Those in one group received mechanical force, manually assisted (MFMA) manipulation to the cervical spine, delivered by means of a hand-held instrument (Activator II Adjusting Instrument).
Suggested successful approaches range from the scale of microhabitat manipulations to the habitat and the landscape.
Manipulations to the physical parameters of the scaffold could improve WVTRs to better mimic reported ideal rates.
One promising area of study involves manipulations to the way job search assistance is framed for participants.
"Cherishing diversity does not mean that one should allow dumping lies and manipulations to the extent that the public cannot make a well-informed decision," the paper concludes.
To synchronize musical and electrophysiological data, this program sent trigger signals concurrently with every 5th keypress (and concurrently with the feedback manipulations) to the EEG acquisition computer.
