Sentence examples for strength imbalance from inspiring English sources

Future studies need to explore the relative contributions of hyper-mobility and muscle strength imbalance to shoulder pain in water polo.

This study investigated the muscular strength imbalance dependence of the effect of fatigue induced by an exhaustive laboratory-based soccer-specific exercise on different hamstrings:quadriceps (H Q) ratios of soccer players.

Particularly, the perception at rivalry onset shall be well suited to probe the incompatibility (e.g., strength imbalance) between two monocular stimuli.

Here we examine the relationship between the percept sequence and the percept duration by quantifying their sensitivity to the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli.

Specifically, the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli can lead to bias in the percept duration, such that the stronger stimulus enjoys a longer percept duration [15].

Here, by quantifying their sensitivity to the strength imbalance between two monocular stimuli, we show that the percept sequence is superior in detecting the strength imbalance, because it not only detects the imbalance with a larger bias [17], [18], [20], [22], but also detects smaller imbalance, than the percept duration does.

Ground Contact Time Balance: Measures a runner's ground contact symmetry, which some runners have found to correlate with injuries or strength imbalances.

This preference induces muscle strength imbalances [2] and side-to-side differences in the cross-sectional area (CSA) of lower limb and trunk muscles [3] [5].

For instance, the nonuniform effect of eccentric exercise results in nonuniform changes in muscle activation [ 11], alternative muscle synergies [ 76] which may lead to strength imbalances.

Specific studies have suggested that hamstring mechanics during sprint, 18 strength imbalances, 19 flexibility, fatigue, age, ethnicity (particular racial or anatomical predisposition) and severity of previous injury 20 play a role in occurrence of track and field hamstring strain.

In addition to shoulder pathology, other problems commonly seen in long-term wheelchair users, including muscle strength imbalances around the shoulder, joint instability, altered scapular kinematics and abnormal glenohumeral motion, and subluxation, likely contributed to a greater reduction in the space following the WR task [ 48].