Sentence examples for postural behaviour from inspiring English sources

Along these lines, it is possible that this imposed upright posture (i.e., feet parallel and separated by the same distance for each participant) could have been quite different from a free and/usual bipedal posture for some participants and could have contributed to specific postural behaviour regarding the relative contribution of the NA and A legs to the control of unperturbed bipedal posture.

The claimed mechanism of action of this appliance is targeting poor postural behaviour of the orofacial musculature and, in particular for class II malocclusion, advancing the mandible with muscular training [6].

Two dependent variables were used to describe participants' postural behaviour.

(1) The area of the stabilogram reflected a global postural behaviour [21].

At this point, this postural behaviour could be considered as an adaptive process that could be common in other patient populations with lateralized disorders.

For a given pathology, the postural behaviour evolves in a specific way [ 12].

Although we recognize that most primate taxa engage in a wide range of locomotor and postural behaviours, our summary here is only a brief description of the most frequent locomotor behaviour and environment.

The postural behavioural traits were analysed according to duration, manner and frequencies of positions (descending-from-standing-lying behaviour, standing-up behaviour) as well as the time taken for various posture changes.

Some argued that it was to prevent overheating by exposing less of the body to the overhead sun (Wheeler 1991), others suggested that it developed from postural bipedal feeding behaviours (Hunt 1996) or even that it was simply more efficient than walking on four legs (Rodman and McHenry 1980).

Specific functional training will be designed to normalise maladaptive and provocative postural and movement behaviours as directed by the patient's individual presentation.

They will also be assessed regarding their level of body control and awareness (body perception), as well as their ability to relax their trunk muscles and normalise pain provocative postural and movement behaviours, and the effect this has on their pain.