Sentence examples for shoulder compared with from inspiring English sources

It helps, of course, that the earthquakes are truly tiny, with a magnitude of 2.1 to 3.9, mere taps on the shoulder compared with the recent ones in Italy and elsewhere.

Several developments in anatomy allowed humans to throw this way, he said, including a waist that allows twisting and a relatively open shoulder, compared with those of other primates like chimpanzees.

At the 2-year follow-up, 20%% of the patients in the lavage group had a re-dislocated shoulder compared with 60%% of patients in the non-operative group.

Secondly, the high frequency of enthesitis in AS shoulders with multiple entheseal involvement in shoulder compared with controls, and the bilateral aspect of enthesitis in AS shoulders.

The use of ultrasound topometry made it possible to show altered sagittal mobility of the thoracic spine in patients with an outlet impingement syndrome of the shoulder compared with patients who had no shoulder pathology.

In a recent epidemiology study the fracture incidence was 290/100 000 for forearms and 173/100 000 in the upper arm and shoulder compared with 199/100 000 in the pelvic/thigh region and 55/100 000 in the lower leg.

Table  3 shows aspects of enthesitis in AS shoulders compared with control shoulders.

The results also showed that the Kinect sensor had a better estimate on shoulder flexion/extension, compared with shoulder adduction/abduction and shoulder axial rotation.

Patients reporting shoulder symptoms showed significantly (p <0.0001) impaired shoulder function with regard to shoulder strength, shoulder arm movement, lateral shoulder elevation and shoulder pain for the symptomatic shoulder when compared with healthy subjects reporting shoulder symptoms.

An unexpected result was the reduction of shoulder muscle strength to 73%% in patients reporting no shoulder symptoms compared with healthy subjects reporting no shoulder symptoms.

The purpose of this study was to determine the risk of periprosthetic infection after primary shoulder arthroplasty (SA) in patients undergoing previous nonarthroplasty shoulder surgery compared with those without previous surgery.