Sentence examples for motion lower from inspiring English sources

In a controlled motion, lower yourself toward the ground until just before a 90-degree knee bend.

Thus, considering a 15-Hz frame rate (where the key frames are less correlated) and the rather high motion, lower SI quality gains are obtained when compared to the results obtained for the other video sequences.

Intensive daily rehabilitation includes hip range of motion, lower extremity strengthening, and daily increase of ambulation distance using the lowest level of assistance/aids required, with careful attention to pain management [ 56].

Cancers restrict water motion (lower ADC value) due to the low permeability of their cell membranes compared to normal tissue where water motion is relatively higher (high ADC value).

NP patients had less cervical ROM, reduced conjunct motion, lower peak velocity during cervical ROM tests, less head motion in the isometric head flexion steadiness tests, showed more "rigid" trajectory head motion patterns and more postural sway in standing on a balance pad.

All patients received routine questions on LBP history and a physical examination of active lumbar range of motion, lower limb neurological examination (reflexes, sensation and motor strength), straight leg raise and various orthopaedic tests professed to identify dysfunction in the lumbopelvic region.

Three times a week, for five sets of five reps, I channel my whole self toward one contrived motion: lowering my hamstrings until they touch my calves, then standing back up and pulling my hips forward.

The heteronuclear NOE reveals fast time scale motions (a lower ratio indicates greater motion), and the T1/ T2 ratio is responsive to both fast motions (indicated by a small ratio) and slow time scale motions.

In the high motion condition, lower accuracy and longer task completion times were found, along with greater levels of subjective and physiological workload and lower levels of perceived device usability, when compared to the normal motion condition.

In the presence of friction, the superimposed component of motion toward lower pressure produces a "spiraling" effect toward the low-pressure centre and away from the high-pressure centre.

The classification accuracy of "forward" tongue motion was lower than that of "up" tongue motion.