Sentence examples for shoulder load from inspiring English sources

The results of the first study found that predicted shoulder load in response to hand loads from newly created, load specific shoulder load models differed from the original method's base models by an average of 5%12%% within the first 100 g of hand loading and 150%–210% for 1000 g hand loads, depending on the population percentile being predicted.

Studies examine the impact of 1) different hand loads on shoulder load prediction, 2) potential tool user hand location measurement errors, and 3) tool response to simulated hand location input error.

Results in study three showed that the impact of simulated hand location measurement error on average shoulder load and movement time prediction was low (<0.05 Nm and <3.6 ms) and demonstrated the potential to cancel out individual task error over a number of work tasks.

The physician assesses the patient's shoulder load by observation.

Shoulder function is assessed by clinical examination and shoulder load is assessed using a job exposure matrix (JEM), both combined with a semi-structured interview.

The physician interprets and scores the patient's 1) shoulder function, 2) shoulder load, 3) worries that the work may harm the shoulder, even though the job entails low shoulder load, 4) influence on the way work tasks are performed and on task distribution, and 5) support from employer/supervisor or colleagues with respect to work modifications.

This paper presents three studies that test and characterize input errors and their impact on selected outputs of a method and tool to predict shoulder loading and work element time from seated, light assembly workstation layout.

Several of these interventions had positive effects in other body regions (primarily shoulder loading) but these were not quantified in the rigorous way that the low back stress was evaluated.

The weight-relief raise (WR) is an ADL that requires heavy and frequent shoulder loading.

The position of the ankles, knees, hips, and shoulders (load joints) coupled with gravity at work on our torso causes the pelvis to rotate to a right angle.

In 1784, the breed was described as " high, short and compact with bony legs, often light sorrel in color, gentle, tractable, strong" and with "shoulders loaded with flesh".