Sentence examples for traction movement from inspiring English sources

For strength assessment, a test was performed with the following modalities: thrust movement on the transverse plane (chest press or equivalent), traction movement on the frontal plane (lateral pull down or equivalent), and squat movement (leg press or equivalent).

Resistance training was performed at 60 80% of predicted 1 repetition maximum (1-RM) and consisted of four resistance exercises, comprising a thrust movement on the transverse plane (chest press or equivalent), traction movement on the frontal plane (lateral pull down or equivalent), squat movement (leg press or equivalent), trunk flexion for the abdominals, and three stretching positions.

Divergent traction movements help to progressive extraction of the uterus c and d.

Divergent and progressive traction movements are exerted in-line with the parietal incision axis to grasp and extract the uterus comparably to the gestures performed during an assisted delivery (Fig. 2).

Human trafficking is an overwhelming issue, but we're seeing traction and movement and it's inspiring people.

These molecules provide the appropriate adhesion to enable traction and movement of the cells and/or impart signal between the ECM and the cell interior.

Interestingly, 3D reconstruction of serial sections along the blood vessel showed that the interactions occurred between blebs and protrusions emanating from both cell types, providing a discontinuous surface that could potentially generate traction for movement (Bergert et al., 2015; Liu et al., 2015; Tozluoğlu et al., 2013).

Overly weak adhesions fail to provide sufficient traction for forward movement; conversely, overly strong adhesions cause cells to stick and fail to detach from substrates.

As this regolith is different from weathering soil on Earth, a conventional wheel would not achieve the necessary traction efficiency for movement on this surface.

In traction, incapable of movement and with his jaw wired shut, he was unable to communicate for months.

Far-right domestic groups have also long glorified "leaderless resistance," a concept defined in an essay by white supremacist Louis Beam that gained traction in the movement in the early 1990s.