Sentence examples for examples of motor from inspiring English sources

Typical examples of motor unit traces from EDL muscles of mice of each genotype are shown in Figure 3A, and the mean number of surviving motor units in each experimental group (n = 5 for each genotype) is summarized in the bar chart (Figure 3B).

Examples of motor tasks included separating two linked rings or throwing and catching a ball.

Kinesin-1 and myosin V are the best characterized examples of motor enzyme molecules that move unidirectionally and continuously along the cytoskeletal filaments (microtubules and F-actin, respectively) that serve as their tracks (1− 3).

Most importantly, we performed considerable new experiments that now add additional examples of motor output from VII root and intercostal muscle activity These caveats could be addressed experimentally – by performing additional experiments, or by adding clearly stated caveats into the discussion.

Finally, we will present two recent examples of motors anchored on metallic surfaces and studied as single molecules with a scanning tunneling microscope (STM).

Because it is a striking example of motor planning, involving structural sequences of events produced to reach a specific goal, tool use has been regarded as the foundation of left-hemispheric lateralization (e.g., Frost 1980).

An example of motor inhibition problems and the effect of MPH, is illustrated by the videos of the subtest 'Thumb movement' without medication (see Additional File 1) and 1 1/2 hour later after medication with 10 mg MPH (see Additional File 2).

These responses are not necessarily motor: examples of non-motor responses might include a shift of cognitive set during task performance (Dosenbach et al. 2006), or a top down modulation of sensory processing.

The hypothesis that IFT nanotrains, possibly reduced to single IFT complexes bridging a cargo to a motor, represent the transporting entities is in line with nearly all other example of motor-cargo adaptors (Hirokawa et al., 2009).

(B ) Two examples of swim motor patterns (B i, B ii ) and the membrane potential responses (B iii, B iv ) of VSI to C2 stimulation are shown for two animals (Animals 3 and 4).

Examples of simple motor tics are: eye blinking, nose twitching, tongue protrusion, head jerks and shoulder shrugs, etc. Examples of simple phonic tic are grunting, throat clearing, coughing, sniffling and barking, etc. Complex motor tics often have a repetitive and/or compulsive nature.