Sentence examples for preserving posture from inspiring English sources

Passive (i.e., skeletal and connective tissue system), active (i.e., muscular system), and neural (i.e., central and peripheral nervous system) systems have been proposed to be fundamental for preserving posture and stabilizing the spine [ 3].

In other words, for the healthy participants, maintaining a unipedal posture did not seem to require a greater amount of attentional resources suggesting that the neural processes for preserving this erect posture can be regarded as rather automatic.

Animals themselves, dead, are uncannily preserved in living postures.

Also, they are mostly well-articulated, and the hind limbs are three-dimensionally preserved in a zigzag posture, with the feet often much deeper in the sediment than the hips.

Computed tomography also allowed us to render the first endocast for a sauropod preserving portions of the olfactory bulbs, cerebrum and inner ear, the latter permitting us to establish habitual head posture.

The posture of the preserved P. auritus specimen, from which the measurements where taken, represents a typical method of stretching out wings of both bird and bats in the field for calculating wing span and area.

The velocity traces were numerically integrated and hypothetical limits (−35° to180° mimicking anatomical constraints) were imposed to the output of integration in order to preserve the realism of resulting postures.

Newspapers that want to survive will have to carve out a new role without the elitist posturing Mr. Porter would preserve.

The oldest known body fossil evidence for adoption of this posture in a theropod is preserved in Late Cretaceous oviraptorosaurians [101] and two Early Cretaceous troodontids [102], [103].

Ergonomists generally suggest that spinal health can be preserved by regular movement and varying the seating posture [ 9], but it remains unknown whether reclining the chair's backrest can support this process.

According to filings by Mr. Rote's lawyers, the funds' documents repeatedly noted that their aim was to preserve capital and that they held a "conservative credit posture".