The phrase "affects motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physics, mechanics, or any situation where the influence on movement is being described.
Example: "The force applied to the object affects motion, determining its speed and direction."
Alternatives: "influences movement" or "impacts motion".
Furthermore, given that four of the five patients had a focal unilateral lesion, we had the opportunity to explore whether damage to the right and left ventral cortices affects motion perception equivalently.
While uniform contrast reduction is a valid model to assess the perception of two-dimensional patterns moving on a computer screen, it is a poor model to investigate how an atmospheric phenomenon like fog affects motion perception in three-dimensional environments.
They experience the loss of bone and muscle, as well as vision problems and changes affecting motion and balance – and all these will be examined in detail.
This author has demonstrated how adhesions can affect motion after a repair of tendons in the first extensor compartment.
In addition, the target selection method and button size were found to be significant factors that affect motion sickness in a VR environment.
Results showed that the bent shovel significantly reduced the lumbar velocity and acceleration in the sagittal plane without affecting motion in the rotational or frontal planes.
For more than 30 years Dr. Nigg, a professor of biomechanics and co-director of the Human Performance Lab at the University of Calgary in Alberta, has asked how orthotics affect motion, stress on joints and muscle activity.
Wavelength affected motion the most; all models displayed fluid particle-like motion paths at λ between 3.3 and 5 times their characteristic lengths and the majority of scatter between different floe geometries in motion response was confined λ/Lc < 8.
High neck posture associated with raised head has been shown to be the most uncomfortable posture for horses, affecting motion [21], [22].
Other SNPs may affect motion sickness through nearby genes with roles in the nervous system, glucose homeostasis or hypoxia.
Furthermore, recurrent (and rapid) V5/MT-V1 pathways modulate the earliest components of striate neuronal responses that affect motion processing, including direction and motion selectivity responses (Hupé et al. 1998; Galuske et al. 2002).
