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Meanings of ambulation in English
One of the main gaits of locomotion among legged animals, typically slower than running and other gaits; characterized by a 'vaulting' movement of the body over the legs, frequently described as an inverted pendulum.
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Examples for "walking"
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Main outcome measures: Mean daily walking distance as a measure of NEAT.
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Several days ago, a fish came walking into my office-no ,forgetthat.
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The target is to get older people walking 100 minutes per week.
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Having said this, Rome is not an especially good city for walking.
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He recently saw four men in early middle age with walking sticks.
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The newly born child does not require to learn its breathing movements, as it afterwards requires to learn its walking movements.
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Initially extracting its flavor from margin- walking movements such as cyberpunk and the Church of the Subgenius, bOING bOING continues to mutate.
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Maybe it's a funhouse. They were moving at a quick walking gait.
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The hind prints are close to the fore prints in a relaxed walking gait.
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The app includes seven different tests - for tremor, walking gait, reaction times and voice.
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The benefits of insoles, commonly used to improve the walking gait, have been little studied.
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Power walking or speed walking occurs at the upper end of the natural range for the walking gait.
Usage of ambulation in English
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Secondary outcomes included shunt requirement, sac disruption, meningitis, and ambulation at 2 years.
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Sedatives, even given intermittently, substantially reduce the likelihood of ambulation.
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This technique may facilitate ambulation and recovery in selected patients.
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Daily physical rehabilitation sessions will advance patients from passive range of motion exercises through ambulation.
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However, studies on outcome indicators of walking ability restoration following stroke rarely regard the community ambulation.
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However, they do not always meet the expected ambulation level by the time they reach adulthood.
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These observations demonstrate independent painless ambulation and acceptable function is possible following resection arthroplasty of the hemipelvis.
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All benefited by early pain relief, functional range of motion, and early ambulation, with no early perioperative morbidity.
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We examined the prognosis of CLI cases in which therapeutic footwear was made for ambulation after wounds healed.
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Ankle plantar-flexor peak torque and fatigue resistance were correlated to timed ambulation, timed stair climbing, and unilateral heel-rises.
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Clinical tests for comparison with the MT histogram parameters included the Extended Disability Status Scale and the ambulation index.
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Evidence suggests that articulating spacers, compared to nonarticulating designs, enhance postoperative ambulation and make the second-stage procedure less difficult.
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Bone abnormalities include decreased bone mineral density and avascular necrosis, both affecting ambulation and quality of life for survivors.
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Main outcome measures: The postoperative day when ambulation first occurred, the length of hospital stay, and return to the community.
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Further research is needed for medical interventions that can improve hip extension or ankle dorsiflexion and actually can improve ambulation.
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The Angio-Seal is a widely used arterial closure device that helps achieve faster hemostasis and provide early ambulation to patients.
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Ambulation through the time