Sentence examples for postural conditions from inspiring English sources

Ultrasound measurements of dorsal neck muscle deformation were compared over two time points (rest, during lift) during a lifting task performed in three different neck postural conditions (neutral, flexed and forward head posture) in 21 healthy subjects.

The platform is capable of measuring destabilized postural perturbations in dynamic and static postural conditions.

Three levels of peak compressive force, three cycle rates and two dynamic postural conditions were examined using a full-factorial design.

The biodynamic response characteristics of 13 male and 14 female seated subjects, exposed to vertical vibration, are characterized under different postural conditions.

A comparison of the measured response of subjects assuming typical automotive postures involving inclined cushion, inclined backrest and full use of backrest support with data determined under different postural conditions and excitation levels revealed considerable differences.

To resolve this problem, a careful selection of dual-task studies that met certain methodological criteria are considered with respect to reported interactions of age (young vs. older adults) × task (single vs. dual task) in stable and unstable postural conditions.

This rationale is primarily due to CAR being present independent of postural condition [22] and use of an alarm clock [25].

In the same postural condition, control participants exhibited a 100% rate of success.

This postural condition may be considered as a reference situation in which, whatever the BMI, postural and attentional data are similar.

In the unipedal postural condition for the obese patients, 7.3 trinls±1.8 in average were necessary for validating 4 good trials, which meant a rate of success of 59% ±20

Conversely, for the obese patients, the increased RT observed in the same postural condition reflected a higher attentional cost for controlling the unipedal stance because controlling this complex posture probably required a supra-spinal process.