Sentence examples for deviation of the head from inspiring English sources

The following parameters were recorded: convulsions in any part of the body; psychomotor slowness; disorientation; confusion; aphasia; pupillary reflex; unilateral sensorimotor deficit in the face, arm or leg; deviation of the head and eyes; neglect; nystagmus; and other findings.

We assumed that the severity of the neuropraxia of superficial branches of the cervical plexus was related to the degree of rotation and deviation of the head and neck, the duration of the procedure, and compression by head strap and elastic bandage used for fixing the head to the rectangular-shaped headrest of the beach-chair device.

Surgical interventions causing metatarsal shortening or dorsal deviation of the head of the first metatarsal, or with a high risk of avascular necrosis, probable failure at short-term follow-up, or the need to use foreign bodies, with the probability of local reactions, should be avoided.

A positive angle indicates a deviation of the head towards the right side, lateral tilt of the body.

Mice were considered to have ECM if they displayed the following neurological symptoms: paralysis, ataxia, deviation of the head and convulsion and/or coma.

Subsequently, parasite infection was induced by intraperitoneal injection of 106 Pb-A parasites and mice were monitored for clinical symptoms of ECM (hemi or paraplegia, deviation of the head, tendency to roll over upon stimulation, ataxia, and convulsions) beginning on day 3 post-infection.

Arjen Robben, so often Bayern's match-winner this season, deserved to score, even though his left foot long shot took a slight deviation off the head of his teammate Thomas Müller.

The patho-anatomy of the hallux valgus comprised lateral joint capsule contracture, attenuation of the medial joint capsule, lateral subluxation of the proximal phalanx, and medial deviation of the metatarsal head [11, 12].

Coordinated muscle control of the glenohumeral joint is evaluated through findings of deviation of the humeral head and of the rotation axis during active shoulder rotation at various positions in the different types of contraction patterns and motion velocities (Magarey and Jones 2003).

The hypothesis of this study was that in a normal shoulder, there would be some humeral translation through shoulder rotation although there would be no sudden or marked deviation of the humeral head during active shoulder rotation regardless of motion velocity.

The standard deviation of the initial heading is varied from 0° to 180°.