In three relief appearances backing up Hughes, Colon had topped out at 69 pitches, prompting Girardi to say that he would watch closely for signs of fatigue — diminished movement, a decline in command — when he reached 75.
He said that many women have, like Eekhoff, arrived at the center reporting diminished movement and requiring immediate deliveries.
Neurological examination revealed diminished movement of the orbicularis oris and a positive ciliary sign.
A woman admitted at a CHC felt diminished foetal movement, her mother later informed the observer that she had alerted the nurse but no one attended to her.
In addition muscular development is diminished, reducing movement or flight ability in the flies as well as having potential impacts on longevity.
"Danger signs" highlighted nine maternal symptoms that require care: vaginal bleeding, convulsions, fever, water loss, abdominal pains, severe headaches, blurred vision, swelling of limbs, and absence of or diminished fetal movement.
Similar results were found for male and female pairs of another wild-type strain, Canton S. Our results do not support the general perception that signals generated by male wing fluttering act alone to diminish movement of females [ 7].
Over the course of the disease axial hypotonia and hypertonia of the limbs persisted, dystonic movements diminished, and he did not make any developmental progress.
A simplistic model of PDC tuning suggests that the activity of individual cells exhibiting PDC fits a cosine function in which neural activity is greatest for movements in the PD, diminished by half for movements offset by 90° from the PD, and reduced to baseline for movements offset by 180°.
In the 20th century, after the successes of the civil rights movement, eventually a reincarnated redemption movement diminished the force of the 1960s civil rights laws and led to racialised mass incarceration.
