Sentence examples for bilateral coordinated from inspiring English sources

These findings are consistent with previous studies showing that rollover movement defects occur independently of synaptic transmission defects (Bodily et al., 2001), and suggest that defective NMJ architecture impairs the muscle control that is required to coordinate the sequence of motor outputs to optimally produce a bilateral coordinated movement (twist-and-roll behavior).

Bilateral coordinated movement can be quantified with a rollover assay (Bodily et al., 2001; Pan et al., 2008).

To avoid proximity biases on connectivity with left or right EC regions, we created a new sub-selection of AT & PM regions with bilateral coordinates (4 bilateral spheres per network, i.e. 16 ROIs) and computed connectivity with 8 EC ROIs (4 quadrants in each hemisphere, as suggested in the following point).

The bilateral amygdala (coordinates ±28, −2, −32) and posterior hippocampus (±38, −32, −12) ROIs for recall of fear memory were taken from Kalisch et al. (2006a) from their contrast (CS+ > CS− A, RT-modulated (see their fig. 3).

Research was partially funded through the Bilateral Project between Italy and Egypt coordinated by Daniela Comelli (Politecnico di Milano, Italy) and Abdelrazek Elnaggar (Univeristy of Fayoum, Egypt) (Progetti di Grande Rilevanza, Protocollo Esecutivo EGITTO, PGR 00101).

He urged the USG not to coordinate bilateral agreements to support EU operations but, instead, to route all cooperation with the EU on security issues through NATO.

The clearinghouse is found to be more efficient than bilateral negotiations in coordinating point nonpoint trading under uncertainty and transaction costs.

This indicates that some premotor neurons control muscles on both sides of the jaw, providing an effective means of coordinating bilateral muscle activity.

With global emphasis on austerity, there is now more than ever a need for bilateral and multilateral assistance to be coordinated for maximal effect, to avoid duplication and gaps, and to focus on measureable results.

Instead, he said there would be "coordinated European action, which will make bilateral aid available for Greece".

Mr. Juncker excluded the use of loan guarantees, but said there would be "coordinated European action, which will make bilateral aid available for Greece".