Sentence examples for stooped posture from inspiring English sources

Parkinson disease, also called primary parkinsonism, paralysis agitans, or idiopathic parkinsonism, a degenerative neurological disorder that is characterized by the onset of tremor, muscle rigidity, slowness in movement (bradykinesia), and stooped posture (postural instability).

Parkinson's disease (PD) affects about 1% of the over 60 population and is characterized by a combination of motor symptoms (rest tremor, bradykinesia, rigidity, postural instability, stooped posture and freezing of gait [FoG]) and non-motor symptoms (including psychiatric and cognitive disorders).

Independence between neck rigidity and stooped posture does not necessarily mean that stooped stance cannot influence postural stability.

Parkinson's disease is a motor disorder characterized by the onset of a "pill rolling" rhythmic tremor, muscle rigidity, difficulty and slowness in movement, and stooped posture.

With her slightly stooped posture and toothy smile, Ms. Kennedy is also, in the words of several people who were interviewed, "down to earth".

For a book about sharecroppers, he studied Depression-era photographs and interviewed a migrant worker, studying his hands and stooped posture bent from years of fruit and vegetable picking.

A little delicate; a slight pallor, rimless glasses; a stooping posture under an anonymous raincoat.

Watching the older Mr. Corgan, who looked like a more weather-beaten version of his son (shaved head, stooping posture and all), felt like being transported to the year 2025 for a Smashing Pumpkins reunion.

It is also a skilled job and involves working with a stooping posture in a puddled field.

Nine participants performed a series of simulated harvesting activities in a laboratory setting using four different harvesting techniques: full kneeling posture, squatting posture, stooping posture and kneeling on a knee support device (the intervention).

When George Washington addressed the US Congress in the first State of the Union in 1790, hundreds of black slaves toiled like human bulldozers, chains "fastened by straps around his breast, which he hooks to the corve, and thus harnessed, and in a stooping posture, he drags his heavy load over the floor of rock".