It is then not surprising that, based on those assumptions, dynamic deficits (especially post-saccadic drifts) associated with paralytic strabismus appear puzzling.
Some of the dynamic deficits associated with muscle paralysis (e.g., hysteresis) might then be due to the wider relaxation spectrum of passive muscles.
However, the failure to capture the dynamic deficits must almost certainly be ascribed to our limited knowledge about the dynamic mechanical properties of eye muscles, especially in their passive state.
Recent studies of monkeys with one eye muscle paralyzed [1], [2] have revealed an intricate pattern of static and dynamic deficits, which cannot be fully reproduced using current models of the eye plant (the globe, extraocular muscles and passive tissues in the orbit).
Another possibility is that the effect of mutant HSPB1 on NFs causes cytoskeleton dynamic deficits indirectly, through the interaction of NFs to microtubules (MTs).
Mitochondria failure might arise from a deficit dynamic balance of mitochondrial fission and fusion, and in AD it is greatly shifted towards fission and it could result in the dysfunctional mitochondria of damaged neurons.
The deficit in dynamic active neuromuscular control manifests as excessive joint loads and leads to detrimental ACL stress/strains and ultimate failure.
Mr. Hubbard said three different revenue streams would keep the plan from increasing the budget deficit: the "dynamic" effects of economic growth, the additional income that would be subject to taxation through "base broadening," and spending cuts Mr. Romney plans that would reach $500 billion per year by 2016.
Neuromuscular control deficit during dynamic movements has been hypothesised to be the primary cause for both primary and secondary ACL injury risk (re-injury following ACL reconstruction).
Proteomic responses to water deficit were dynamic with early, significant changes in abundance of proteins involved in translation, energy, antioxidant defense and steroid metabolism.
