Among rigid axial regions, the neck appears to play an important role in the control of balance, mobility, and coordination.
We further identified unappreciated coordination in translational control of mRNAs within molecular complexes dedicated to cell-cycle progression, lipid metabolism, and genome integrity.
In order to integrate coordination compounds in solid-state devices, the control of their assembly should not only be at the molecular level but also at different length scales since the precise positioning and size-control of the individual assembled structures are needed.
Coordination of virulence is achieved by bacterial pathogens, in part, through the control of gene expression.
Data suggest that MI training participated to reverse compensatory neuroplasticity in SCI participants, and promoted the integration of new upper limb prehensile coordination in the neural networks functionally dedicated to the control of healthy prehension before injury.
The overall differences in step period between each method followed a symmetric exponential distribution with a mean of 0. This distinction may be important for future studies on leg coordination in cockroaches, a widely studied animal for the control of locomotion.
Alterations in muscle activity are considered to be deficiencies in the coordination and control of the abdominal musculature and may result in a less stable spine during movement [ 52].
Furthermore, FDI and DM have overlapping central muscle representations, suggesting coordination in control of these muscles [18].
There are several functional disorders identified involving the loss of coordination in the systems controlling swallowing.
We may think of the brain as comprising two major portions: (1) the "higher brain," consisting of both the cerebrum, the primary vehicle of conscious awareness, and the cerebellum, which is involved in the coordination and control of voluntary muscle movements; and (2) the "lower brain" or brainstem.
