Sentence examples for equal movement from inspiring English sources

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To prevent or limit the loss of diffusible substances required by the body, such as sugars, amino acids, and necessary amounts of salts, those compounds are added to the sterile solution; thus their diffusion from the blood is offset by equal movement in the opposite direction.

First, movement of the camera will not produce equal movement of the focal plane unless (frac {n_{m}}{n_{0}} = 1).

With the aggregate of aggression, the most frequent locations for bouncer interventions were respectively: bars, the dance floor, the area around the dance floor and the entrance door (equal), movement areas, the balcony, shady areas, movement area, the lounge, restrooms and the balcony.

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A report from 709 BC describes him leading a group of eight hundred musicians by beating a golden staff "up and down in equal movements" so that the musicians "began in one and the same time" and "all might keep together".

Finally, equal movements on each side of the body were associated with reports of a primary generalised seizure (rather than a focal seizure AND rather than a focal seizure with secondary generalisation).

With regard to the five motor signs: oral movement, stiffening of the forelimbs and equal movements on each side only achieved fair kappa values, while rhythmic thoracic limb movements achieved moderate agreement and running movements almost reached good agreement, Salivation achieved a good level of agreement; however, hallucination had poor agreement.

Multinomial mixed models identified seven factors significantly associated with reported seizure types: oral movement, stiffening of thoracic limbs, rhythmic thoracic limb movements, running movements, equal movements on each side, salivation, hallucination (Table  4 and Additional file 2: Table S1).> -wrap-foot> (κ = kappa, SE = standard error, OR = odds ratio, ref = reference category).

Table 3 and 4 indicate that the youngest two subjects had smaller head movements in the inhibition-of-return task compared with those evoked in the anti-saccade task, while 9 11 month infants showed almost equal movements during the two tasks.

The initiative is part of the Equal Streets movement, promoted by a group of 15 non-government organisations.

The equal rights movement in the 1960s used the phrase "59 cents" to point out the income disparities between women and men.

Her account gives secretaries their due while making clear why they posed a problem for the equal rights movement, and vice versa.

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