Sentence examples for seating position for from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure that I would trade that extra seating position for an ice-cold drink, but ask me again when I'm thirsty.
The Safer Urban Lorry design features a lower seating position for drivers - 60cm lower than conventional lorries - and a larger windscreen and side windows, to improve the view of their surroundings.
Even persons over 6 feet tall will find that the best seating position for optimum steering control leaves the left foot groping for some firm space or dead pedal to brace leg and body against the motions of the car.
Secondly, seated with legs at a 90-degree angle and feet firmly placed on the platform, children "hug themselves" and rise out of the chair into a standing position (~4 seconds) and then sit back down in the chair back to the initial seating position for 4 seconds before repeating this exercise for 6 repetitions.
It keeps teams indoors, in closed rooms, in a seated position for prolonged periods which, as Mayo Clinic reports, increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and shortens life expectancy.
Participants rested in a seated position for 10 min before an unstimulated, timed saliva sample and then an 8-mL venous blood sample was collected into a Vacutainer (Becton Dickinson).
It's been said that sitting is the new smoking, and if that's the case, then there's no worse place for your health than an airplane where you can be trapped in a seated position for seemingly hours on end.
Certified physician examiners conducted three blood pressure measurements after having participants rest in a seated position for 5 minutes [ 38].
Participants will be seated at a 45° angle, and will perform the standardised strain for 15 s and remain in this seated position for 60 s.
Prior to the physical activity routine, participants rested in a seated position for 5 min and stood upright for 5 min.
Participants will rest in the seated position for 15 minutes prior to having a minimum of two measurements taken at one-minute intervals.
