Sentence examples for more upright posture from inspiring English sources

Apes, which include gorillas and chimpanzees, are tail-less and tend to have a more upright posture.

"It's good to hit one over the fence," said Davis, who adjusted his stance to a more upright posture.

But ornithischian and sauropod dinosaurs, like Triceratops and Brachiosaurus had a more upright posture and may have been taller than previously estimated.

This would lend support to the theory that LIAP will increase as the result of a more upright posture [33].

The training or advice included some or all of the following: a more upright posture with hips forward, increased cadence (+ 10%), running "lightly and quietly", and adopting a non-rearfoot strike pattern.

The reason for this observation remains unclear but may be related to the re-positioning of the more mobile hollow abdominal viscera along with both their fluid contents and any free intra-peritoneal fluid with a more upright posture.

More upright postures result in ground reaction forces passing closer to the joint centres, thereby reducing the externally applied moments and the mechanical loading on the supporting tissues.

In line with current biomechanical models for fall-related fractures, 18 20 our results support the premise that the likelihood of fracture is elevated for falls from more upright postures compared with falls from lower heights.

Girls tend to run differently than boys — in a less-flexed, more-upright posture — which may put them at greater risk when changing directions and landing from jumps.

Working long hours with Hudgens, Davis changed his batting stance last week, shifting his plate posture to a more upright position, in addition to making several other tweaks.

The changes in these two angles suggest taller, more corrected upright posture and may reflect growing postural maturity with age [ 14]. Figure 3 also demonstrates the low relative variability for the neck angle and the head-on-neck angles in each age group and the similarity of the variability across the age groups for these two angles.