Sentence examples for supported posture from inspiring English sources

After turning off the feedback signal, a slight increase in sitting duration was observed (10 min, p = 0.04), a slight decrease in optimally supported posture (2.8%, p < 0.01), and musculoskeletal discomfort (0.8, p < 0.01) was observed.

Movements of the molars and the condyles into the supported upright posture and the unsupported upright posture differed slightly but significantly because of greater movement into the supported posture.

The seat-to-head transmissibility responses are further shown to be relatively sensitive to back supported postures compared with that of apparent mass responses.

The results showed that both the measured responses show good agreements in the primary resonances, irrespective of the back support condition, while considerable differences between the normalized apparent mass and seat-to-head transmissibility could be seen in the secondary resonance range for the two back supported postures.

When not moving, Geoffroy's spider monkey uses not only supported postures, such as sitting or standing, but also suspended postures in which it hangs from a branch.

The historical trend in the case of the easier, supported postures is unlikely to be due to changing levels of motor skill, since these positions are not particularly challenging.

The word captures the primary functions of a mobility device: wheels and a chair, a means of transportation but also a means of supporting posture, both a vehicle and an orthosis.

The word "wheelchair" captures the primary functions of a mobility device: wheels and a chair, a means of transportation but also a means of supporting posture, both a vehicle and an orthosis.

Riding a horse can help develop the "core" muscles that support posture and breathing.

Conversely, Mademli et al. [ 20] showed no effect of knee flexor and extensor fatigue on balance recovery following a sudden release from a supported leaning posture after fatigue exercise at 25% MVC.

Additionally, the lack of effect of knee flexor/extensor fatigue on balance recovery from a sudden release of a supported leaning posture might be explained by the fact that recovery from a leaning position predominantly involves hip flexor and/or ankle plantar-flexor muscles, more so than knee muscles [ 20].