Sentence examples for compound motor from inspiring English sources

* Distal latency (DL), compound motor action potential (CMAP) amplitude, and conduction velocity (CV) of motor and sensory nerves.

Objective: To establish an optimal technique for electrodiagnostic recording of the serratus anterior compound motor action potential (CMAP) while stimulating the long thoracic nerve in the axilla.

We recorded compound motor action potential from the abductor pollicis brevis muscle in ICU patients to test excitability measures of the median-nerve at baseline and during euglycemic-hyperinsulinemic clamp, proving resting membrane polarization.

The following parameters were measured: * Distal latency (DL), compound motor action potential (CMAP) amplitude, and conduction velocity (CV) of motor and sensory nerves * Peak sensory latency, sensory nerve action potential amplitude (SNAP) * F-wave (latency and persistence).

Transcranial electrical stimulation of motor-evoked potential involves the use of either constant-current or constant-voltage stimulation; however, there are few comparative data available regarding their ability to adequately elicit compound motor action potentials.

As regards electrophysiological findings of NCSs among our patients, it was also found that F-wave abnormality was the most common finding (70.8%), then prolonged distal latency (DL) (66.7%), low compound motor action potential (CMAP) amplitude (54.2%), and slow conduction velocity (37.5%), and the least was absent motor response (20%).

To directly examine the effect of the AGS compound on motor neuron survival after insult, we used the NSC-34 cell line, a common in vitro model for motor neuron-like cells (Matusica et al, 2008).

From crude oil, 38 60 % saturated hydrocarbon and 12 41 % aromatic hydrocarbon degraded using cyanobacteria, while 10 23 % of aliphatic hydrocarbon and 10 26 % aromatic compound from motor oil (Priyadarshani et al. 2011).

In vivo tests showed that treatment with the compound delays motor defects and improves survival in the JNPL3 tauopathy mouse model.

The group has found that Fe-TAMLs together with hydrogen peroxide can rapidly degrade not only estrogenic compounds, but also bacterial spores similar to those of anthrax, sulfur compounds in motor fuels, dyes in textile mill wastewater, and organic colorants discharged from pulp and paper mills.

The effect of studied compounds on motor coordination and skeletal muscular strength in mice was assessed in the chimney test and grip test, respectively.