Sentence examples for decrease in movement from inspiring English sources

These results illustrate that fatigue can have differential effects on movement variability, resulting in a both an increase and decrease in movement variability, depending on the variable selected.

Clinical signs (pain, crepitation, effusion, decrease in movement) have a low predictive value and low specificity.

We hypothesized that a systematic increase in speed and resistance would show a linear decrease in movement accuracy, while unexpected perturbations would induce a velocity-dependent decrease in movement accuracy.

In your case, Reader 1, you already warm down before being still, but perhaps walking briskly is too sudden a decrease in movement; jogging slowly at first before dropping down to a brisk walking pace may do the trick.

Results with three visually impaired infants showed that texture-specific exploration took the form of: (1) an adaptation of the preferred movement directions (2) a tendency to move in the direction that maximized density differences and (3) a decrease in movement speed once density differences were discovered.

During the pre-training period, individuals showed the previously documented "exploratory phase", with a gradual decrease in movement rate as the trial proceeds (Fig. 7D, compare with 6D).

Disorders that cause multiple congenital contractures are all associated with decreased in utero movement [ 10].

Age-related neuromuscular decline contributes to a delay in triggering pharyngeal swallowing reflex and decreases in bolus movement and clearance in the oesophageal phase.

At the behavioral level, this scheme should result in similar patterns of stimulus generalization of increases and decreases in movement amplitude because the same synapses would be modified but in opposite directions.

Decreases in movement, aggressiveness, response to touch and noise, and respiratory rhythm were observed.

It has been reported that decreases in movement time and variability of movement parameters are good indicators of motor learning [ 23].