Sentence examples for poor balancing from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, this method provides poor balancing time and efficiency (each charge transfer implies an unavoidable energy loss).

The wide range of motor problems includes excessive overflow movements, poor timing, force control and greater variability in motor outcomes, poor balancing, difficulties in both learning and performing a variety of motor skills (e.g., tying shoes, playing sports), and deficits in fine motor skills (e.g., poor handwriting) (see [ 3] and references therein).

RIP Lacey, killed by obnoxious men, bad construction habits and poor balance.

She admitted to poor balance, to more falls than she could easily tote up.

"As soon as she had episodes of dizziness and poor balance, I made a very quick diagnosis.

And treatment is available, including exercises that help people compensate for inner-ear problems that lead to poor balance.

The three primary risk factors for falling are poor balance, taking more than four prescription medications, and muscle weakness.

Pawing at toddlers half his size renders him persona non grata at the playground; his prodigious drooling and poor balance don't help.

Quickly tagged with a reputation for poor balance and wild swings, Boogaard lost most of the rest of his fights, too.

"It is the last straw for me," said Rae, who has chronic pain and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, a disorder causing poor balance that makes walking difficult.

ARST: This sport class includes athletes competing in a standing position and those who require some standing support because of poor balance.