Variations in posture were functionally related to constraints imposed by the visual tasks, that is, modulations of postural sway facilitated visual performance.
The head, neck and trunk often move in one piece, with associated postural instability and a tendency to fall backwards.
Cardiovascular examination should assess for evidence of restrictive valvular heart disease and arrhythmia and also include assessment of postural blood pressure changes.
As regeneration progressed, the postural imbalance was reduced indicating that central connections were being reestablished.
There was no precedent in the literature for developmental predictions about postural aggression.
No effective drugs exist for the treatment of postural instability, communication difficulties such as dysarthria and dysphonia and hypersalivation.
The variability around the aerodynamic expectation suggested that postural control, by the spider, could play a significant part in ballooning distances.
Evaluation appeared to be more selective by nature and was associated with specific health issues, such as overweight and postural issues or disability.
