Sentence examples for arm rigidity from inspiring English sources

These chimeras allow us to assess the competition involving opposing motors with similar lever arm rigidity, specifically 1V/VI 1VI; flexible vs flexible) and 1VI/V:1V; rigid vs rigid).

Thereafter, current was lowered until contralateral arm rigidity returned to baseline severity (efficacy threshold).

After 3 months of follow-up, only left arm rigidity and a left hand tremor persisted.

Varying lever arm rigidity (k F /k s ) is sufficient to modulate ∆T.

Lever arm rigidity was balanced by engineering the myosin V motor domain with the flexible lever arm of myosin VI (i ; flexible vs flexible competition), or the myosin VI motor domain chimera with the rigid lever arm of myosin V (ii ; rigid vs rigid competition).

She exhibited hypomimia, limb rigidity with intermittent cogwheeling, and left arm dysmetria.

Estimate inter-molecular tension per step (∆T) for movement on keratocytes as a function of k F /k s —Stochastic simulations of movement of motor ensembles with lever arm flexural rigidity k F and inter-motor stiffness k s on the digitized actin network were performed in Mathematica.

Mutual communication was difficult due to the patients' mental retardation, and she showed involuntary movement of her arms, joint rigidity, and scoliosis.

Her left arm was rigid, and the right arm demonstrated cogwheel rigidity, but no tremor.

Similarly, clinical studies on PINK1 gene mutations, which predispose individuals to PD, showed that, although none of the young heterozygous affected family members were aware of symptoms, they already exhibited unilaterally reduced or absent arm movement or rigidity (Hedrich et al., 2006; van Nuenen et al., 2009).

Orators, he decides in "Dynamic and Synoptic Declamation", should dehumanise themselves in similar fashion: the futurist declaimer must "metallise, liquefy, vegetalise, petrify and electrify his voice" and "gesticulate geometrically, thereby giving his arms the sharp rigidity of semaphore signals and lighthouse rays, to indicate the direction of forces, or of pistons and wheels".