Sentence examples for postural one from inspiring English sources

Performing the RT task together with the postural one was supposed to require some attentional resources that allowed estimating the attentional cost of postural control.

While investigating time-of-day effects on postural control, one would expect that postural sway in the anteroposterior and mediolateral directions may require different processes in the morning than in the afternoon.

Two patients were diagnosed with vasovagal syncope, two with postural hypotension, one with postprandial hypotension and one with carotid sinus hypersensitivity.

All or some of the components of this system may be dysfunctional in Parkinsonian patients, rendering postural instability one of the most disabling features of Parkinson's disease (PD).

This prospective study showed that patients with unilateral cochlear implants displayed an improvement of postural performance one year after implantation compared to before surgery (even for the patient who had unilateral vestibular areflexia).

In FFA small postural sway standing on one leg was associated with increased postural sway standing on two legs.

To our knowledge, only this study together with the one on wallabies [ 45] aimed to investigate postural effect on laterality in non-primate mammals.

The evolution of postural control within one year in CI patients is showed in Figure 2. Postural control improved one year after surgery compared to before surgery.

The second adaptation occurs during rehabilitation and regular use of the prosthesis resulting in normal weightbearing associated with reduced postural sway on two legs and return to the normal postural stability on one leg.

In comparison with younger adults, who almost always demonstrated one postural adjustment when stepping laterally, older adults constituted a continuous distribution in the percentage of step trials made with one postural adjustment (from 0%to100%0% of trials).

Postural instability is one of the most disabling features in Parkinson's disease (PD), and often leads to falls that reduce mobility and functional capacity.