| Palaeodemography is one of the vital weight-bearing cornerstones of biological anthropology. |
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| The standing posture is primarily used as a weight-bearing activity and for blood pressure regulation. |
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| And for those at risk of osteoporosis, swimming is excellent cross-training when paired with a weight-bearing exercise. |
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| Partial weight-bearing was allowed after 15 days, and full weight-bearing after 45 days. |
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| Early assisted weight-bearing and continual knee exercises were encouraged. |
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| The drawn function consists of a drawbar and weight-bearing wheels which lift the seed drill when preparing to transport the machine. |
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| The rails are available in five different profiles with different weight-bearing capacity. |
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| Weight loss has a definite impact on pain and on progression of osteoarthritis of the knee, since the knee is a weight-bearing joint. |
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| As described above, weight-bearing and strength training exercise is important. |
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| Fractures as a result of this condition are common, especially in weight-bearing long bones. |
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| Because today's cheerleading is very high-impact, it can result in injuries from falls, dismounts and weight-bearing stunts. |
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| Inadequate bone formation leads to bending in weight-bearing bones, giving rise to bow legs and knock knees. |
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| In the hind limb of these species, the bones of the ankle are also reduced in number, and the astragalus becomes the main weight-bearing bone. |
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| If you are a sedentary person, that's a strike against you, because weight-bearing exercise increases the health of bones. |
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| Most weight-bearing locations were represented, including residual limbs, ischial tuberosities, trochanters, sacrum, and feet. |
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| It is weight-bearing and therefore calorifically more demanding than swimming or cycling. |
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| McNabb, who has been riding a stationary bike and exercising in a swimming pool, was scheduled to begin weight-bearing exercises this week. |
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| The small joints of the hands are affected as well as the weight-bearing joints such as the knees, hips, ankles, feet, and neck. |
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| It would require a sudden transformation of forelimbs from a retractive, terrestrial, weight-bearing stroke to a depressive, protractive, aerial, thrust-generating stroke. |
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| His feet did not sweat normally and he had huge corns over his weight-bearing areas of the big toe, the heel, and the heads of the deep bones of the toes. |
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| The type of wound with the clearest indication for aggressive off-loading is a neuropathic wound on a weight-bearing area on the sole of the foot. |
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| Sacroiliac, weight-bearing synovial joint that articulates, or connects, the hip bone with the the sacrum at the base of the spinal column. |
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| The insole is then examined for weight-bearing marks that may be left by the sole of the foot or any of the toe pads. |
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| The wide adze chops steps efficiently and provides a comfortable weight-bearing surface. |
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| The other six tarsals, tightly bound together by ligaments below the talus, function as a strong weight-bearing platform. |
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| The autograft has to be considered as a weight-bearing element in the gait cycle. |
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| This framework will be a further building block and a weight-bearing pillar for developing our own satellite navigation system. |
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| They form the weight-bearing part of the foot. |
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| Progressive weight-bearing was allowed after 2 weeks. |
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| Although pain may decrease as activity progresses, usually returning after resting and then resuming with activity, the most severe cases demonstrate pain with any weight-bearing. |
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| The work of many women in Nepal requires carriage of heavy loads by tumpline, weight-bearing on head and neck – not easy with any type of headache. |
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| In some patients, pain is focused at the central core of a single callus, whereas in others the pain is more diffuse across the weight-bearing portion of the forefoot. |
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| Calluses that develop on the weight-bearing portion of the forefoot and that become extremely painful may be diagnosed as intractable plantar keratosis. |
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| The related telamon of Roman architecture, the male counterpart of the caryatid, is also a weight-bearing figure but does not usually appear in an atlas pose. |
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| Biodex Medical Systems introduces the Unweighing System to offload patient weight and reduce stress on weight-bearing joints. |
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| All seemed to be going well until it was discovered on Monday evening that the steel weight-bearing pin in his cannon bone had broken. |
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| This study shows that the use of biofeedback is clinically worthwhile in that it brings patients well within the recommended weight-bearing limits. |
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| A Mark Morris dancer with a hip injury was anxious about weight-bearing. |
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| Weight-bearing exercise such as running, although important for developing bone density, can be extremely detrimental to health improvements if the body overtrains. |
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