When possible, they additionally provide manual corrections to pelvis movements, or deliver cues to the trunk in order to facilitate coordinated movements.
Third, once inserted into the mouth, the AWS requires minimal adjustment of its position, whereas the DLM requires coordinated movements to expose the glottis [21, 24].
One in particular stood out: a catastrophic mutation in PIEZO2, a gene that has been linked to the body's sense of touch and its ability to perform coordinated movements.
Fixed motor patterns are discrete motor patterns that, when switched on, produce well defined and, coordinated movements or activities.
The J2s use coordinated movements of their needle-like stylet to puncture cells and then migrate destructively through them (intracellular migration) (Manzanilla-López et al. 2002).
Changes in cell shape and coordinated movements of cells relative to the CBs start somewhat below the equator and proceed to the posterior pole; then a second process with changes in cell shape and coordinated movements of cells relative to the CBs begins at the former equator and proceeds to the anterior pole.
This lack is particularly important for the treatment and the recovery assessment of functional tasks involving shoulder and elbow (coordinated) movements, essential for the usage of the hand and highly important in major therapies for functional ADL capabilities recovery.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04493.015 Activation of the 6A interneurons via the heat ramp started with poorly coordinated movements of the legs that often pitched the fly forward onto its anterior thorax.
That makes sense; trotting demands diagonal and coordinated movements.
Scientists believe BA 6 plays a role in the planning of complex, coordinated movements.
The next step is to enable Dextra to carry out more complex, coordinated movements.
