Sentence examples for more flexed posture from inspiring English sources

Results: Cervical and thoracic spines adopted a more flexed posture in using the smaller-sized computers.

Cats provide a good comparison with distance specialists such as canids because they consistently walk with their limbs in a more flexed posture, which as we have seen here within cats, is associated with poorer mechanical energy exchange through its effect on footfall pattern.

There was a small (average 1 cm), but significant, loss of height in phases 2 4 (p =.001, in each case), compatible with a more flexed posture.

The effect of the kangaroo position in inducing a more flexed posture in preterm neonates is already known, 22 6 and this also suggests a specific effect of the kangaroo position on flexor muscles.

†Neck flexion greater than 90° indicated that the tragus was lower than the level of the C7 SP. ‡If trunk flexion was positive, the C7 SP was positioned anterior to the greater trochanters, and the student had adopted a more flexed posture.

However, muscle forces at the hip remained similar in BKBH and extended limb walking, suggesting that anatomical adaptations for hip extension in humans do not necessarily diminish the effective mechanical advantage at the hip in more flexed postures.

The whiplash group was in a significantly more flexed position at the C4-C5 level compared with the asymptomatic group (P =.007).

Dislocation in a more flexed position, while sitting, has also been described (Maletius et al. 1994).

This is consistent with the larger muscle forces predicted in the more flexed finger posture.

The value of peak torque decreased with an increase in velocity and the wrist angle at peak torque generally moved to a more deviated, flexed posture (from neutral) with increasing velocity as well.

The APC group showed a more flexed hip in stance phase (p = 0.004) and at toe-off.