Sentence examples for exhibited movement from inspiring English sources

Displacement in the buccolingual direction (x-axis direction) during buccal loading exhibited movement such that the implant neck was displaced to the buccal side, the implant tip was displaced to the lingual side, and the implant body rotated and tilted to the loading side.

All of these patients exhibited movement after LMA-Supreme™ insertion.

Data from subjects that exhibited movement greater than 3 mm or 3° were excluded from all subsequent analyses.

These workers exhibited movement abnormalities that were consistent with Mn-induced parkinsonism, and the findings from several clinical and neuroimaging studies have been recently summarized by Huang (2007).

Worms were considered paralyzed if they exhibited movement of the nose or tail or pharynx pumping, but remained immobile after tapping with a platinum wire pick 3 consecutive times.

It is clear from these studies that nonhuman primates exhibited movement abnormalities similar to those in Mn-exposed humans (compare Tables 1 and 4), including loss of postural stability, excitability, hypoactivity, falling, muscular rigidity, tremors of intension or action tremor, unsteady gait, loss of power in limbs, and clumsy foot movement (Table 4).

TIRF microscopy revealed that all 85 microtubules examined exhibited movements with the plus end leading (Fig  3A; Supplementary Movie S2).

Furthermore, we observed that worms on apl-1 RNAi exhibited sluggish movement, failing to move normally even when touched.

Rps2-Gfp, Rpl25-Gfp, and Rps19-Gfp exhibited bidirectional movement in shuttling units, which were previously shown to be Rrm4-positive endosomes (Baumann et al., 2014; Higuchi et al., 2014).

For the few examples that exhibited processive movement over a certain distance, the velocity was comparable to wild type indicating that the mRNAs can move with the speed of endosomes, but the attachment appeared to be less stable.

Wild-type cells expressing Cdc25-GFP-NLSOP exhibited nuclear movements for 97 ± 26 min and then entered meiotic division after 47 ± 14 min, a similar interval to wild-type cells (Fig. 5B,C; Table 1).