Sentence examples for deficient movement from inspiring English sources

Deficient movement control, known as movement control impairment [MCI], is defined as impaired active movement control during functional activities [ 4].

In light of previous reports in rodent (Audouard et al., 2012) and Drosophila (Feiguin et al., 2009) providing compelling evidence associating deficient movement behaviors with NMJ structural abnormalities, we set forth to characterize NMJ synaptic architecture under conditions of complete and targeted loss of dGALT activity.

This deficient collective movement of the Δ recA strain, leading to a defective colony pattern development, could possibly be due to the absence or damage of the flagella.

Our CMV-based systems including CMViva, CMVarI and II and CMVinII are cell-to-cell movement deficient since they lack the CP and thus, desired recombinant proteins are produced only within infiltrated cells.

Thus, inhibiting the potential for transcriptional slippage at the GAA_AAA_A site resulted in a movement-deficient phenotype, probably due to no or insufficient expression of P3N-PIPO.

Significant amounts of ferritin and iron accumulate in white matter tracts and nuclei, and adult IRP2-deficient mice develop a movement disorder consisting of ataxia, bradykinesia, and tremor.

Because of deficient control of active movements lesions of the affected structures and pain can occur.

We have reported previously that GALT-deficient flies demonstrate a movement abnormality despite lifelong dietary restriction of galactose (Kushner et al., 2010).

Presumably, the large tangle of highly interconnected mitochondria in fission-deficient cells prevents efficient movement, especially into small pathways such as neuronal processes (34, 35).

These sequences were inserted into a movement-deficient version of CPMV RNA-2 which is rescued from cowpea plants (Vigna unguiculota) by inoculation with RNA-1.

Due to the movement-deficient phenotype of mutants P and FSko, RNA from agroinfiltrated patches was used to test for slippage, with insertions detected in ≤0.01% of reads.