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Altered shoulder kinematics are believed to contribute to rotator cuff pathology by reducing the subacromial space.
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During arm elevation, the rotator cuff insertion is closest to the coracoacromial arch between 40° and 75° humerothoracic elevation.
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Glenohumeral plane of elevation and axial rotation impact subacromial proximities in complex ways.
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More research is needed to better understand the role of shoulder kinematics in the etiology of rotator cuff pathology.
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A single cryolipolysis session has no effect on abdominal adipose tissue in healthy women.
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Randomized controlled trial with blind assessor.
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Ultrassonography was used as a method of evaluating the outcome.
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Physical complaints are not the only barriers to reduce sedentary behavior.
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This population also experiences poor accessibility and lack of social support.
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Individual barriers like demotivation and self-ageist stereotypes also emerged.
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Physical therapists should have a comprehensive approach to manage sedentary behavior.
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Understand barriers and facilitators may help design future clinical trials.
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Participant's characteristics did not identify people who respond best to MSI treatment.
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Patient's characteristics should not be used to choose between both treatments.
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Sample size was not determined to detect potential treatment effect modifiers.
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Detecting events occurring during the gait cycle is essential for gait analysis.
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The precision of algorithms varies according to the children's gait pattern.
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The algorithm proposed by Ghoussayni et al. is robust for detecting gait events in children with CP.
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Sedentary behaviour is characterised by a seated or reclined posture with a low energy expenditure of 1.0–1.5 metabolic equivalents (METS) during waking hours.
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Too much sitting behaviour is associated with health deficits in the adult population.
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There has been less examination of sedentary behaviours in people with COPD and bronchiectasis.
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There was no difference in the high sedentary time between people with COPD and bronchiectasis.
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No significant associations between sedentary time and functional performance or health-related quality of life were present.
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Unloader brace did not change co-contraction of agonist and antagonist muscles.
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Unloader brace produced changes in gluteal and gastrocnemius timing and amplitude, however, the clinical relevance is unclear.
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There were no differences between adjusted and unadjusted brace conditions.
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Brazilian physical therapists had positive attitudes regarding evidence-based practice.
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Personal characteristics were poorly associated with evidence-based practice.
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Organizational characteristics could be the main barriers for evidence-based practice.
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Potential strategies to improve evidence-based practice should include mentoring and research-related activities.
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Different weekly frequencies of Pilates did not accelerate pain improvement.
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Most patients reduced pain in 30% and 50% after the first week of treatment.
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Most patients reported complete pain improvement after the last week of treatment.
