Meanings of ambulate in English

All could ambulate independently and reported no difficulty walking a half mile.

We defined three activity events as sit on bed, sit in chair, and ambulate.

They are Hoodlums, gangs of whom per ambulate the worst alleys, and pass in and out of the vilest kennels.

The clinical severity is variable, ranging from generalized arthrogryposis and inability to ambulate to exclusive and mild lower limb weakness.

In particular, the ability to ambulate independently as well as toe and heel walk correlated well with QoL measures in our patients.

To determine the accuracy of this contention, we posed the following questions: First, how effectively does a typical patient ambulate following this procedure?

These results indicate that it is safe to ambulate patients 2.5 hr following 6 French diagnostic heart catheterization.

Postoperatively, she had mild back pain radiating into her right leg that gradually worsened to the point where she was unable to ambulate.

One in three patients was unable to ambulate independently; median 6min walk distance was 56% predicted.

The patient was only able to ambulate with the assist of a monocane and a plastic leaf spring orthosis due to ankle dorsiflexor weakness.

Of those patients discharged to home, 74% were able to ambulate independently and 98% passed their dysphagia screen.

I say that we know an object by means of an idea, whenever we ambulate towards the object under the impulse which the idea communicates.

Of patients not discharged directly home, 66% were unable to ambulate independently and 21% did not pass their dysphagia screen.

All patients had a mechanical compression device and ambulated on the first day after surgery.

Ragged peons swarm, feeding, when at all, chiefly from ambulating kitchens of as tattered hawkers.

Thirty-five women ambulated for more than 10 minutes on 65 occasions.