… , hips, and trunk to provide upright posture and couple hip flexion with contralateral hip … the
operation of the exoskeleton so that the duty cycle of stimulation can be reduced to delay the …

… Contrary, lateral trunk motion, trunk flexion, and axial pelvis rotation significantly increased
when lifting from an off-centre origin, but did not differ between a 45 and 90 clockwise or …

… Beginner riders tilt the trunk anteriorly with greater flexion of the shoulder and elbow joints
and … less able to activate rectus abdominis independent of iliocostalis to produce trunk flexion. …

… The large increase in trunk flexion throughout the stance … the typical responses observed at
the trunk when wearing a load … lean of the trunk and consequently increased flexion at the hip …

… cycle period and the phase relationship between ipsilateral and contralateral motor nerves
or muscle discharges. Duty cycles (burst duration/cycle … hindlimb flexor muscles (see below). …

… trunk/hindlimb loads and a less stable center of mass (CoM). A comparatively larger step width,
an ~9% longer duty cycle… their respective step cycle: double-peaked plantar flexion of the …

… the trunk model with foot flexion and extension as shown in Fig. 5b because the … trunk
or only a few trunk joints did not achieve successful locomotion using the simple extension/flexion …

… difference between the average Pdi during trunk flex ion and the average end-… duty cycle,
the latter represented by the inspiratory time divided by the time for the total respiratory cycle (Ti…

… First, at a given power output, low cadence arm-cranking extends the stroke duty cycle
relative to high-cadence arm-cranking and, thus, requires greater force output from the exerciser …

… (≈10) increase in the ROM of trunk flexion in adolescent soccer players and elderly women,
… [34] also found an increase in the ROM of trunk side flexion (6.7%, ≈4.3) and axial rotation (…