Sarah B. Williams - Concepedia

Author

Sarah B. Williams

Royal Veterinary College

Also Known As

S. B. Williams, S. Williams, S.B. Williams, Sarah B. Williams, Sarah Williams

Publications

997

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Royal Veterinary College University of Liverpool University of London

About

Sarah B. Williams is an author at Royal Veterinary College specializing in kinesiology, biomechanics, and orthopaedics.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	3	3	141
2	Medicine	2	2	114
3	Business	1	1	13
4	Education	1	1	13
5	Management	1	1	13

Sarah B. Williams

Publications

977

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	Year	Citations
“Let's Get Physical”: Advantages of a physical model over 3D computer models and textbooks in learning imaging anatomy Daniel M.W. Preece, Sarah B. Williams, Richard Lam, Anatomical Sciences Education	2013	393
Functional anatomy and muscle moment arms of the pelvic limb of an elite sprinting athlete: the racing greyhound (<i>Canis familiaris</i>) Sarah B. Williams, Alan M. Wilson, LORRAINE D. RHODES, Journal of Anatomy	2008	140
Functional specialisation of the thoracic limb of the hare (<i>Lepus europeus</i>) Sarah B. Williams Journal of Anatomy	2007	86
Functional anatomy and muscle moment arms of the thoracic limb of an elite sprinting athlete: the racing greyhound (<i>Canis familiaris</i>) Sarah B. Williams, Alan M. Wilson, J. Daynes, Journal of Anatomy Muscle FunctionNeuromuscular CoordinationMovement BiomechanicsLimb MusclesMotor Control	2008	73
Pitch then power: limitations to acceleration in quadrupeds Sarah B. Williams, Huiling Tan, James R. Usherwood, Biology Letters	2009	60
Functional specialisation of the pelvic limb of the hare (<i>Lepus europeus</i>) Sarah B. Williams, R. C. Payne, Alan M. Wilson Journal of Anatomy	2007	58
Exploring the mechanical basis for acceleration: pelvic limb locomotor function during accelerations in racing greyhounds (<i>Canis familiaris</i>) Sarah B. Williams, James R. Usherwood, KARIN J. M. JESPERS, Journal of Experimental Biology	2009	48
Mechanics of dog walking compared with a passive, stiff-limbed, 4-bar linkage model, and their collisional implications James R. Usherwood, Sarah B. Williams, Alan M. Wilson Journal of Experimental Biology Gait AnalysisWorking DogCollision MechanicsMovement BiomechanicsMotor Control	2007	41
The effect of lateral heel studs on the kinematics of the equine digit while cantering on grass Alison M. Harvey, Sarah B. Williams, E. R. Singer The Veterinary Journal Equine-assisted TherapyAnimal PerformanceKinesiologyAnimal ScienceBiomechanics	2011	27
Doing dissections differently: A structured, peer‐assisted learning approach to maximizing learning in dissections Emma Hall, R C Davis, Renate Weller, Anatomical Sciences Education	2012	23

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