In addition, the abduction moment pattern during the stance phase was significantly different between the operated and non-operated limbs.
The operated limb had a different abduction moment pattern than the non-operated limb during the stance phase, as demonstrated by a significant phase x limb interaction effect (F1,10 = 5.78, P = 0.037); in early stance, the abduction moment in the operated limb was non-significantly lower than in the non-operated limb (P = 0.129), whereas in late stance it was non-significantly higher (P = 0.192).
Neon, they will chorus, is having a moment; patterns pop; the trouser suit reigns; leather leggings are the season's instant update.
The net shoulder flexion, abduction and internal rotation moment patterns are illustrated in Figures 2 e), 2(f), and 2(g) while their mean and maximum values are summarized in Table 5.
For the moment, the pattern has changed, and the Mets are losing games like that.
When you thought about it for a moment, the pattern was plain enough.
Yet at any given moment, the pattern is that wealthy people are happier, on average, than poor people.
Six types of methods, namely, graphical, empirical, method of moment, energy pattern factor, maximum likelihood and probability-weighted moments were used to estimate the parameters.
This seismic moment release pattern indicates that a large amount of strain energy was released in the down-dip portion of the source area, and a small amount of energy was released in the up-dip side during the interseismic period.
Nor did another polar cub, Willbaer, or an attempt by the Chemnitz Zoo during the 2006 World Cup to have its animals predict the outcome of games - attributed to elements of timing, how an animal's particular story or affliction is able to hit the public's nerve at any given moment, a pattern known to humans for centuries.
Detailed flight data released by FlightRadar24, a flight tracking website, showed the plane sharply gaining altitude and dropping in its last moments, a pattern some experts have said would be consistent with losing the tail.
