Knee flexion contractures of more than 20 30° are especially disabling, and calculations show that with 50 75° contractures, these spastic patients must increase the strength of quadriceps action more than threefold in order to maintain balance during bipedestation [15, 24].
The benefits of the program are threefold: students learn the law in action, overburdened lawyers get an extra set of hands, and defendants in one of the country's most dilapidated court systems get extra brain power on their cases.
The fight against cholera UNICEF's strategy to support Haiti's national plan of action against cholera is threefold, involving coordination, response and prevention.
8– 10 DPP-4 inhibitor action leads to an approximately threefold elevation of endogenous GLP-1 plasma concentrations that contribute significantly to the glucose-dependent stimulation of insulin secretion and inhibition of glucagon secretion.
Following the threefold law and understanding that vengeful or vindictive actions will negatively affect you.
The rationale for applying action research as a scientific approach is threefold.
This is done by achieving what is known as "the threefold purity," meaning that the bodhisattva does not regard either herself, the action being performed, or the object of that action as being a real, objectively existing thing.
The benefit of this theoretical reinterpretation is threefold: First, by insisting that affordances actively invite certain actions, phenomenology dispels the awkward idea of 'affordance-facts' that has lead educational researchers to compile strangely detached lists of technical features.
Whether one subscribes to Arendt's threefold schematization or not, it is clear that a life of action, pervaded through and through by care, is what has always rendered human life meaningful.
But he gives no argument for a preference that seems to be an artifact of his threefold picture of the mind, in which desire alone acts as the spring of action.
The normalization of basal glucose metabolism was presumably caused by a threefold greater plasma insulin concentration in the obese than lean subjects, which compensated for the defect in insulin action.
