Sentence examples for pathological population from inspiring English sources

These interventions are ineffective – or worse – because they treat "the obese" as an abstract, pathological population instead of a group of actual people who are part of the social fabric.

Although our results were obtained in healthy subjects and the implications in a pathological population are not clear, we suggest that when designing a progression of exercises for increasing shoulder muscular activity, supported short lever arm AROM exercises should precede unsupported long lever arm AROM exercises.

This study did not discuss the gait profile of other pathological population.

We excluded all studies that selected the pathological population, women in follow-up or with a positive Pap test.

This method has been used in studies on healthy subjects [59] as well as in pathological populations [60], [61], and is considered a more sensitive tool for voxelwise analysis of white-matter alterations than a VBM-style approach [57], [62].

Among these pathological populations, persons with unilateral transfemoral amputation (TFA) are known to exhibit asymmetry in weight bearing [14] [21] and in the patterns of plantar CoP displacements under their non-amputated (NA) and amputated (A) legs [17] [20].

That is, all experiments involving pathological populations or children were excluded.

Whilst there is a significant body of evidence to support its use in healthy, psychosocially affected and various pathological populations, there are relatively few studies that examine a combination of psychosocial, cardiovascular, and cognitive effects in cardiac or CR populations.

8 10 Moreover, the systems were confined to analysis and comparison of movement patterns between healthy and pathological populations with only few using the acquired data for feedback to patients and application in clinical practice.

67 The past decade has seen impressive strides in our understanding of the effects that an exposure to intermittent hypoxia might have on improving metabolic risk factors in pathological populations.

In contrast, although minor neurological abnormalities have been observed in pathological aging populations, such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease, the prevalence of neurological soft signs (such as rapid alternate finger tapping or astereognosis) in the healthy aging population has not been examined.