Sentence examples for tested standing from inspiring English sources

Ankle plantar flexion was tested standing with support and the participant was asked to rise on toes ten times.

Women will be tested standing in stable anatomical position for flexion/extension and lateral flexion with the camera at a distance of two metres, and in stable sitting position for rotation with the camera one metre overhead.

Applying the Bonferroni correction (p-value = 0.008), the five regions tested (standing height, spine, femur, tibia and radius) showed no significant difference between the CVs for the two methods.

The five regions tested (standing height, sitting height, femur, tibia and radius) agreed with the null hypothesis and showed there was no significant difference in CVs using the Bonferroni correction (p-value = 0.008).

To test standing balance, the subjects were asked to attempt to keep their feet in side-by-side, semi-tandem, and tandem positions for 10 seconds each.

The strength of expected relationships between material handling FC tests (lifting low, overhead lifting, and long carrying) and static work FC tests (standing forward bend and overhead working) with ICF factors are described as hypotheses 1 to 15 in Table  1.

The short physical performance battery (SPPB) is a simple standardised objective assessment tool of lower limb function[ 16 ] that tests standing balance, ability to repeatedly stand from a sitting position, and habitual gait speed.

6 The SPPB/LLSPS involves the timed performance on three tests: standing balance, sit-to-stand ability, and gait speed.

These health-related (i.e., strength, flexibility) and skill-related (i.e., balance, coordination, speed) components of physical fitness [ 13] were assessed using physical fitness tests (i.e., Bourban TMS test, standing long jump test, 20-m sprint test, stand-and-reach test, jumping sideways test, Emery balance test, Y balance test).

Thereafter, physical fitness tests (i.e., secondary outcome measures: Emery balance test, Y balance test, stand-and-reach test, 20-m sprint test, jumping sideways test, standing long jump test; primary outcome measures: Bourban TMS test) were assessed.

Future inquiry into this topic may wish to examine associations between driving outcomes and the individual components of these tests (standing balance, usual and rapid walking speed, and chair stands) separately.