Sentence examples for affecting movement from inspiring English sources

The left side of Malcolm's brain took the brunt of the impact, affecting movement on his right side.

People who survive a stroke are often left with severe damage to the brain, affecting movement and speech.

"If you could turn down the pain fibres without affecting movement or the normal sensations, then we'd have a big impact," he said.

The most affecting movement may be the final "Adieu," a pensive, elusive and harmonically quizzical rumination, though still spiked with virtuosic violin flights.

Curiously, for all the orchestrational magic, the most affecting movement was "Laconicrimosa," a straightforward meditation dominated by a lush string sound.

Identifying the key processes affecting movement behaviour is essential to understand the high variability of dispersal rates and their influence on population dynamics in most arthropod communities.

"Only two sections of that early work survived into the final version completed 18 years later, but the beautiful Andante, expressing the depth and warmth of his love for Clara, is one of the most affecting movements in the chamber literature".

Obviously, it's going to be sore for a while but it doesn't affect movement or anything like that".

Cerebal palsy is a catch-all term for a wide range of neurological conditions that affect movement.

Still others affect movement, leading to disorders that resemble Parkinson's or Lou Gehrig's disease (also called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or A.L.S).

These are found in huge numbers in the hippocampus, where THC affects memory; the cerebellum, where it affects coordination; and in the basal ganglia, where THC can also affect movement.