Sentence examples for occupational posture from inspiring English sources

Occupational posture assessments by observation and direct technical recording have typically employed a continuous sampling approach of a duration ranging from some minutes up to approximately two hours [ 13, 14, 16, 17, 25, 26, 31, 39].

For occupational posture recordings, which are the focus of this paper, it is common to collect data for only smaller parts of a working day (e.g. [ 15- 18]) even if continuous recordings of a full work shift do occur (e.g. [ 19- 23]).

One reason that variation in occupational loads and postures has rarely been studied in quantitative terms is probably the paucity of standardized methods to measure "variation" [ 28, 29].

To mimic VDT use which is characterized by lack of blinking, low humidity occupational environment, and sustained static postures during repetitive tasks, we have created a novel rat model.

A number of studies have related development of symptoms to occupational activities including sustainable flexion postures [ 3, 4] and repetitive elbow movement; or sporting activities like cycling [ 5].

Our objective was to review and summarize the evidence linking occupational exposures to vibration and awkward posture with MSDs of the shoulder and neck.

In occupational studies, percentiles of the cumulative posture distribution have been commonly used to assess the occurrence of neutral and extreme postures.

Thus, secretaries using computers spent more time in a seated posture than the other occupational groups and the CC operators in the present study spent even more time in a seated posture than the secretaries.

Both groups will receive conventional stroke rehabilitation care, which includes normal limb posture, physiotherapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT), and/or cognitive training for cognitive impairment, and/or psychological counselling for an emotional disorder.

Patients reported the number of hours worked per week and answered specific questions designed to determine the following 5 sources of occupational fatigue described by Mamelle et al: posture, work with industrial machines, physical exertion, mental stress, and environmental stress.

An expedient and necessary action is to analyze and observe the development of body posture of the most vulnerable occupational groups, ranging from the earliest period of vocational education.