Sentence examples for performance on a balance from inspiring English sources

hMNP transplantation enhanced performance on a balance beam task, which assesses balance and coordination (Fig. 6).

26 In a similar investigation, Orteza et al evaluated the performance on a balance board of subjects with and without a recent ankle sprain wearing either semirigid molded orthoses or soft, unmolded orthoses.

The company has developed a metric called EVA Momentum to measure profitability, performance, and momentum on a balanced scale, regardless of market cap or industry sector.

Furthermore, we test its performance on the balance learning task of a two-wheeled self-balancing robot (TWSBR), which simulates the typical motor control and learning of the human body.

These authors conclude that there exists an optimum dopamine level for different cognitive functions, implicating the importance of baseline levels of dopamine, where both too little and too much dopamine may impair performance, depending on a dynamic balance between cognitive stability (prefrontal cortex) and cognitive flexibility (striatum) [ 66, 67].

For patients who could stand unassisted without the use of a cane or walker, study coordinators assessed and recorded participants' performance on three balance tests from the Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) protocol [ 21], i.e. the side-by-side stand, semi-tandem stand and tandem stand.

8, 9 In this study, we validated the brain penetration of SRT2104, a newly characterized STAC, 10 and found that SRT2104 improved motor performance on the balance beam, attenuated brain atrophy, and increased survival in the N171-82Q HD mice.

Furthermore, we demonstrated the dependence of CDI performance on the balance between porous structure and chemical composition.

Rosiglitazone-treated animals had improved performance on beam balance testing, but there was no difference in spatial memory function as determined by Morris water maze.

This study investigated the changes in ankle active range of motion (AROM) and performance on the Balance Error Scoring System (BESS) in cases in which no tape, placebo taping or ankle balance taping (ABT) with kinesiology tape was used.

Their results revealed that both Bayesian and frequentist propensity score approaches substantially reduced initial imbalance as expected, and their performance on covariate balance was similar in regard to the standardized mean/proportion differences and variance ratios in the treatment group and control group.