Sentence examples for an increased motion from inspiring English sources

The design of the proposed MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical system) stage is based on a parallel-kinematic mechanism (PKM) scheme that allows for translation in the XY plane and rotation about the Z axis, an increased motion range, and linear kinematics in the operating region (or work area) of the stage.

This ipsilateral reduction is compensated for by an increased motion range of the contralateral lung [ 20].

However, in an attempt to stabilize joint or ligament laxity, slight increases in angular motion occurred in other nonadjacent segments, although the total increased motion from these nonadjacent segments was not as great as the decreased motion associated with herniated segments.

The reduction in UNFAIR sensitivity for perfusion is attributed to increased motion sensitivity related to its higher background signal, and, T2 related losses from the use of an extra inversion pulse.

Reduced range of motion in the lower limb joint during walking can be compensated by increased motion in the pelvis and torso.

This is indicated by the complete absence of the characteristic polyQ ssNMR signature as well as the increased motion and solvent accessibility of this residue.

Spinal fusion is known to change the biomechanics of the spine, e.g. it can result in increased motion in the segments adjacent to the fused level.

Not only is no motion allowed at the level of the CBV, but as previously described, the anomaly can result in increased motion and potential instability at adjacent motion segments [ 37].

However, this increased motion at C5-6 is particularly in the directions of flexion and extension, whereas the motion palpation evaluated in this study was in rotation and lateral flexion.

Women with obstetric fistula commonly experienced walking difficulties after the delivery, had often leg pain and reduced function in the ankle and knee joints that may have been compensated by increased motion and strength in the hip.

However, this comes with an increased chance of motion estimation errors.