Writing in The British Medical Journal, researchers in Ireland described evidence that babies who had used the walkers -- wheeled devices that allow the young children to move around upright -- walked, stood unsupported and even crawled later than the babies who did not.
At this point, the grasshopper is lying on its back parallel to the ground with its tarsi not having contact with any surface, and it is free to move and upright itself.
In addition to the switch to saline solution, the agency's medical personnel introduced a special gurney so that the detainee could be moved upright quickly in case of choking.
There is also a curious aft sunroof that can be completely removed, so items can be moved upright (say, a surfboard or that floor lamp you picked up at a yard sale).
It is likely that the ethylene-mediated up-regulation of these four genes might facilitate rapid changes in the cross-linking xyloglucan moieties in the AZ, leading to a greater flexibility of the cell wall, which in turn might allow the petals to move from an upright position to an open horizontal position.
If the victim can sit, get him to move himself into an upright position; if not, then help the victim if possible.
On the one hand his long legs help propel him to the front of the field; on the other, a shorter sprinter is able to move from a crouched position to upright quicker - and so can be faster off the blocks.
Regulations and guidelines assume that taller cages are better for mink, because they permit more diverse postures (e.g. standing upright) and freedom to move.
Clinical signs of end-stage disease included hunched posture and reluctance to move about the cage, inability to remain upright when moving forward, and weight loss greater than 30% of peak weight (mean end-stage weight = 14.3 g).
The subject was seated upright and was asked to move the neck into maximum flexion, extension, and right/left rotation.
