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The association of mouth-breathing and postural changes in children is unclear.
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The terminology and bone landmarks used to evaluate posture are poorly described.
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There is lack of reference values describing postural measurements.
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The reliability and validity of the methods used are unclear.
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The association of mouth-breathing and postural deviations in children is low.
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Two visits over one week is related to medium effects in function for heel pain.
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In achilles tendinopathy, a trend was seen between sets and repetitions.
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Further research is required to validate these findings.
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The set of tests presented good reliability for the lumbopelvic region.
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Reference values may contribute for clinical practice assessments.
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SEM, TEM and MDC values confirm the set of tests’ usage in clinical practice.
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Gait speed in unilateral CP is explained by energy-conserving mechanisms.
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Co-contraction contributes to gait speed in CP, but increases gait metabolic cost.
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Intervention should target the non-affected limb and lower limb eccentric training.
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Overweight adolescents classified in any of three anthropometric indices have more HBP.
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The sensitivity of the indicators was low and the specificity was high in detecting HBP.
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Parents must be aware that high BMI, WC or WTHR are highly associated with HBP.
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Brazilian older adults with low back pain presented severe and disabling low back pain and pain is accompanied by relevant psychological distress.
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Participants aged 55–64 years old reported more disabling low back pain when considering levels of perceived physical health, trunk mobility and fall-related self-efficacy compared to those aged 65 years and older.
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Participants with lower socioeconomic status were more disabled and reported more pain catastrophizing scale when compared to those with higher socioeconomic status.
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Older and younger adults move similarly using the non-pedal tricycle.
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Non-pedal tricycles should be taken into consideration in exercise protocols.
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Long-term impact of non-pedal tricycles on gait and mobility should be investigated in future studies.
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This study has promotes a better understanding on the evolution of stability, functional maturation of sensorial integration and postural adjustments in children.
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This study has combined biomechanical and motor control concepts, discussing the parameters separately stability and postural adjustments.
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This study indicated Postural stability and adjustments were associated with age and were influenced by sensory manipulation and seven-year-olds seem to go through a period of differentiated singularity in postural control.
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Post-exercise hypotension did not occur in anabolic steroid users.
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The rehabilitation of hypertension is blunted by anabolic steroids.
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Damage caused by anabolic steroids should be reported in educational programs.
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Graded activity and physiotherapy have similar effects in terms of reducing pain and disability.
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Healthcare professionals may identify inadequate beliefs in patients with low back pain.
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It is important to stimulate patients with LBP return to work.