Sentence examples for the feet condition from inspiring English sources

To visualise the typical representation of lips, hands and arms in Figure 2, contrasts for each task condition was defined against the feet condition in each control participant.

For our main comparisons, contrasts between the intact/dominant hand and the residual/nondominant arm conditions were defined against the feet condition.

When Trump was interviewed by the Times about his deferment during the 2016 campaign, he admitted that the foot condition was "temporary" and "minor" — usually orthotics or stretching eased the pain — and yet, "I had a doctor that gave me a letter — a very strong letter on the heels".

Trump said in 2016 the doctor wrote a "very strong letter" saying he had the foot condition, but Trump has also said it was ultimately a high draft number that kept him from serving.

42 families were excluded because the foot condition was not idiopathic CTEV.

In the left hemisphere (figure 4, left panel), corticomotor excitability of M1ipsi during the active phase was lowest in the FOOT condition, which differed significantly from all other conditions (p<0.0001).

Amongst the foot conditions tested, barefoot conditions produced the highest slip angles for all participants indicating that this foot condition provided the highest slip resistance.

The foot conditions such as bunions (hallux valgus), toe deformities, flat feet, high arches, corns/callous and heel spurs/problems have all been associated with foot pain [ 33], however, the finding that there was a more than five-fold increase in the likelihood of reporting a disabling foot/ankle MSD for nurses with two or more of these conditions provides some insight into their impact.

The chronic foot condition that I thought had healed with winter rest returned because of cheap, uncushioned flip-flops from Old Navy.

From Fig. 12b, it was found that the fluid forces acting on the foot in condition 1 did not have a sharp positive peak at t * = 0.7, unlike those in condition 4.

"These new findings highlight the importance of furthering our understanding of what causes greater susceptibility to these foot conditions," said Dr. Marian Hannan, who led the study.