The phrase "absent movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a lack of physical activity or motion, often in scientific or analytical discussions.
Example: "The study observed absent movement in the subjects during the experiment, indicating a possible state of lethargy."
Alternatives: "lack of movement" or "no movement observed".
There is a dysfunction of the hemidiaphragm with an absent movement (Arrow).
But with each passing day absent movement in Congress toward renewing the credit, investors grow more skittish about pouring money into wind and solar installations, fearful that they will not be able to secure a return on their capital, as the tax credits have traditionally reduced the cost of new projects by one-third.
When symptomatic, signs include: decreased or absent movement and pain, or tenderness on movement of the arm on the affected side and palpable irregularity along the clavicle [ 54].
This, it has been argued, is in line with the pathological exaggeration of such activity in PD, a condition associated with diminished or absent movement (bradykinesia) and reinforced postural contraction (rigidity).
Infants with neonatal sepsis can present in a number of ways: respiratory distress, temperature instability, cyanosis, hypotension, lethargy, hyperbilirubinaemia, abdominal distension, prostration, weak or absent movement, abnormally irritable or sleepy, abnormal feeding, inability to console infant, or with a bulging fontanelle [ 3- 5].
Clinical signs of CIPNM were defined as decreased tendon reflexes, signs of incipient muscular atrophy, decreased muscle strengths in responsive and co-operative patients, or facial grimacing but reduced or absent movement of limbs after induction of a painful stimulus by nail bed compression as assessed by a clinical neurologist.
Fetuses with decreased or absent movements, and those with abnormal heart rate tracings, were also excluded.
Specialist Swift, 22, of Eugene, Ore., was charged last Wednesday with missing movement and being absent without leave.
Studies of preterm and term-born infants have shown absent fidgety movements and an abnormal movement character to be related to brain lesions and unfavourable neurological outcomes.
When the ideas are absent, the movement has nothing to offer -- except opposition.
We feel that the phenotypes seen in the Gad1 and Viaat homozygous mice are part of a larger spectrum of developmental defects and disorders that are caused by impaired or absent fetal movement.
