The reduced number of Purkinje cells and dysplastic changes in lobule X may have a direct contribution to alterations of eye movement in subjects with autism [ 60].
The further investigation of single cell ciliates may allow a greater degree of characterisation of ciliary movement mechanisms, because in these systems alterations of ciliary motility translate into movement trajectories which can be easily observed.
The hypothesis of this study is to relate subacromial impingement syndrome (SIS) with myofascial pain syndrome (MPS), since myofascial trigger points (MTrPs) cause pain, functional limitation, lack of coordination and alterations in quality of movement, even prior to a tendinopathy.
The gouging or high stress wear tests are commonly conducted with laboratory sized jaw or cone crushers that do not allow easy alteration of the movement or geometry of the wear surfaces.
For instance, preserving the temporal accuracy during mental rehearsal is required to avoid harmful alterations of the actual movement timing.
In the absence of definitive impairments in which to focus the examination or treatment in patients with PFPS, clinicians tend to perform an extensive physical examination that generally includes a multitude of impairment measures such as muscle weakness, soft tissue tightness, structural or postural alterations, and poor quality of movement [ 3].
In kinesis, as previously explained, an animal's body is not oriented in relation to a sensory stimulus; rather, the stimulus causes an alteration in speed or direction of movement.
The CORT model was markedly affected during the dark phase by non-rapid eye movement sleep (NREM) increase without consistent alteration of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep.
The impressive height of the tower should allow the environmental scientists to investigate the alteration and movement of air masses through the forest over a distance of several hundred kilometres.
Because of its height, the tower will make it possible to investigate the alteration and movement of air masses through the forest over a distance of several hundred kilometres.
