Sentence examples for muscle strength coordination from inspiring English sources

These athletes have partial to no impairment in muscle strength, coordination and range of motion of the trunk.

Their memory, muscle strength, coordination, and balance all of which decline as we grow older were no better than those of control rodents.

All but three studies defined trunk impairment based on SCI lesion level and not on the biomechanical impairment types consisting of trunk muscle strength, coordination of the trunk and range of movement of the trunk.

The goal of the present study is to systematically review, describe and synthesise literature investigating the impact of impairment in muscle strength, coordination and range of movement of the trunk on performance in wheelchair activities, with a focus on wheelchair court sports.

All patients underwent preoperative neurological evaluation of sensory function, muscle strength, coordination, and cranial nerve function.

Recent reviews that have evaluated exercise programs in children with CP suggest improvement in muscle strength, coordination and aerobic fitness [ 13, 14].

Among other things, tai chi provides benefit by improving muscle strength and coordination, which leads to better joint stability.

A very important contributing factor to an increased risk of fracture is an increased likelihood of falls, caused by decreases in muscle strength and coordination.

ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is characterized by a gradual loss of muscle strength and coordination.

The authors recommend the following for further research in wheelchair court sports: 1) Development of a test or scale for trunk impairment, comprising all biomechanical impairments of the trunk (trunk muscle strength, trunk coordination and trunk range of motion) [2].

Recovery in rehabilitation generally refers to remedial approaches that aim at restoring function and usually imply interventions aiming at improving a skill that was lost with the goal of enhancing performance in everyday activities (e.g., rehabilitation interventions aiming at increasing lower extremity muscle strength and coordination with the goal of improving the ability to walk).