Sentence examples for except for movement from inspiring English sources

Freezing behavior was defined as the absence of any visible movement of the body and vibrissae except for movement necessitated by respiration.

Freezing was defined as the absence of any visible movement of the body and vibrissae except for movement necessitated by respiration [30], and filtered by the C program with 3-sec threshold as used in the infrared activity analysis.

Freezing responses were scored as immobility, except for movement associated with breathing, by two independent investigators blind to genotype.

Freezing during the presentation of CSs alone, defined as complete immobility of the animal in a stereotyped crouching position, except for movements necessary for breathing, was used as a memory index in the current study [23].

Most movements occurred on weekdays, except for movements of cattle to pasture which were quite evenly distributed throughout the week.

Freezing behavior, defined as complete absence of voluntary movements except for respiratory movements, was scored every 1 s.

The overall structure of the ZIKV helicase180 617 in complex with ATP/Mn2+ is similar to that of its apo-form (overall RMSD 0.557 Å), except for the movement of the P-loop (residues 193 203) towards the inner core and lateral movement of main-chain residues 411 416 to better accommodate ATP (Fig. 1A and 1B).

But none of them by their symphonies (except for a movement of Bruckner's Third arranged for piano duet), which might have made the most telling contrast with Mahler.

But in a recent conversation with Stewart Clark, left, an owner of Sweeney's and the company's research director, there was scant evidence of activity, except for the movement of a few worms set out for mole luncheon, which according to Mr. Clark occurs continuously.

Within-subject variability when chewing the harder gum was consistently greater than when chewing the softer gum, except for lateral movement towards the balancing side.

Freezing was defined as the complete absence of motion, except for respiratory movements.