Sentence examples for standardised balance from inspiring English sources

To thoroughly evaluate the response of balance systems to spinal curvature, it is necessary to conduct standardised balance tests using muscle tension analysis with the electromyography method.

Given the lack of standardised balance training programmes, combined with the variability of fitness levels in this population, there is no universal exercise training programme for people with MS [ 29].

The randomisation process was well described, using an accepted standardised balanced 4-block randomisation method.

Using an exposure window of four years, the groups were balanced (standardised difference under 10% for all assessed covariates) and the results similar (hazard ratio 0.57, P<0.001).

Weight was measured using the same standardised mechanical column beam balance scales (Seca) at the three time points of testing.

14 Standardised differences are a balance diagnostic used to assess how similar groups are at baseline conceptually, they are equal to the difference of a variable's mean between two groups divided by the SD for that variable.

29 We used the standardised difference to measure covariate balance, whereby an absolute standardised difference above 10% represents meaningful imbalance.

*Difference between cases and controls divided by standard deviation; standardised differences <0.1 indicate good balance between cases and controls.

†Difference between cases and controls divided by pooled standard deviation of two groups; standardised differences <0.1 indicate good balance between groups.

23 Instead, we assessed balance using the standardised difference, which is the difference in means as a proportion of the pooled standard deviation.

An increase from 30-50% to 100% in using standardised measures for mobility and balance by physiotherapists working with older people in Ireland was reported by Stokes and O'Neill [ 16].