Sentence examples for alternate limbs from inspiring English sources

However in nearly one-fifth of cases, the clinical presentation included the development of lesions that were distant from the initial site, including alternate limbs or body parts.

Seven patients developed new distant lesions: three developed lesions on a non-contiguous body part; 2 of these involved single lesions on alternate limbs (one on the left foot with an original on the right foot, and one on the left lower leg with an original on the right arm) and one developed 2 lesions on the right buttock after an original lesion on the ipsilateral calf.

MK801 caused immobility alternating with hyperactivity, ataxia, scratching and sometimes alternate limb cycling, which correlated with the appearance of spikes on the EEG.

They show that lungfish demonstrate both "bounding" motion, where both limbs moved at once, and "walking," marked by alternating limbs.

Repeat an additional one or two times, alternating limbs, to make the limbs slightly looser.

Note: Always loosen your compound bow by alternating limbs with each turn.

In those fossorial species that dig burrows as nests but forage above the ground many rodents, such as prairie-dogs, ground squirrels, and groundhogs the digging movements tend to be dorsoventral with alternating limb movement.

Model of recurrent cyclic inhibition as described on p.119 of Friesen and Friesen (1994), which was slightly modified from Szekely's model (1965) of a network for producing alternating limb movements.

As the juvenile matures, its swimming method is progressively replaced with the adult's alternating-limb method.

Cessation of LiCl administration occurred when cocaine-induced stereotypy as well as locomotion (operationally defined as alternating limb movements) ceased for at least one minute [25].

"In a number of these trackways, the animals alternate their limbs, which suggested that they must have been made by tetrapods walking on a solid substrate," said lead scientist Dr. Melina Hale, from the University of Chicago.