Sentence examples for strength deficiencies from inspiring English sources

All three muscle groups examined are important for normal gait and strength deficiencies in any group affect gait and gait speed.

Grade IV: Riders with impaired range of motion or muscle strength, deficiency on one limb or mild deficiency on two limbs.

Their American trainers spoke of "upper body strength deficiency" and prescribed pushups because their [ANSF] trainees buckle under the backpacks filled with 50 pounds of equipment and ammo they are expected to carry.

Altogether, these findings corroborate previous studies regarding muscle strength deficiency after ACL surgery.

Standardized methods for assessing the quality of reporting may help improve the reliability of such articles, and can be worthwhile in pointing out areas of strength and deficiencies and in suggesting strategies for improvement.

We hoped the findings of this survey would provide some indications on the students' self-efficacy in EBM related skills and their readiness to practice EBM, which in turn would serve as supporting evidence, alongside their objectively measured EBM competence, on the strength and deficiencies of our EBM training program in senior clerkship.

The police are much more signed up to the partnership approach and can see its strengths and deficiencies and the ways it can be developed".

The examination of the strengths and deficiencies was done using the following virtues as the basic criteria: robustness against noise, self-organization, generalization ability, data volume requirements and the convergence speed.

Areas of strength and deficiency that were noted in the PSTs' attempts to design instructionally aligned lessons will guide the teacher educators in revising program components and their own practice.

This approach enables us (i) to make atomistic-based predictions of the key mechanisms that occur at a SiC crack tip across a wide range of temperatures and strain rates; and (ii) to better understand the strengths and deficiencies of these analysis tools for predicting fracture in covalently bonded materials.

The strengths and deficiencies of this approach remain the same as discussed within the LADM approach.