breast support造句

• When women wear bras with too big a band, breast support is reduced.
• Late medieval dresses are fitted precisely and snugly to the body and function as breast support.
• In the late 19th century, bras replaced the corset as the most widely used means of breast support.
• The study also suggested that as no evidence was found that breast support requirements change as running speed increased.
• Banana Republic says a stretchy strap-style tank top ( with built-in breast support ) is among its most popular looks.
• Results also showed that breast displacement was reduced as breast support increased by up to 59 % in an encapsulation bra versus no bra.
• A patent issued in 1938 to Pauline Boris describes a " breast support " which used pieces of wire to entirely encircle each breast.
• In 2010 Scurr, White and Hedger conducted a study on the effect of breast support on the movement of the breast during the running gait cycle.
• Some scholars such as Evans and Meggers suggest that this symbolizes bisexuality, and the inclusion of other female aspects such as curvy hips and large breasts supports this theory.
• Some kind of breast support was now considered essential to the wardrobe of any self-respecting lady, and from that time until the beginning of our own century, breasts were supported mainly by corsets.
• Thinking the teacher meant " breast support ", a paranoid, still flat-chested and seemingly unready Pepper Ann is convinced she now needs a support buddy . " ) That episode was rated TV-Y7.
• A later study in 2011 by Scurr et al . looked at supported and unsupported breast displacement with the aim to quantify multi-directional breast displacement across varying activity levels and in varying breast support conditions.
• They noted that " ill-fitting bras and insufficient breast support can lead to the development of musculoskeletal pain and inhibit women participating in physical activity . " The study recommended that women should be educated about the criteria for finding a well-fitting bra.
• The aim of this study was to investigate the multi-directional breast displacement, velocity and acceleration with and without breast support during running and also to establish the correlation with breast comfort . 15 D cup participants were used and all regularly participated in exercise.
• Using treadmill running in three different bra conditions, ( No bra, T-shirt bra and sports bra ) they concluded that breast displacement and velocity were reduced as breast support increased and that no particular direction of breast movement showed a stronger relationship to breast pain.