Sentence examples for forced locomotion from inspiring English sources

Tobler, I. Effect of forced locomotion on the rest activity cycle of the cockroach.

The possibility that competition from enhanced grooming could account for the anorectic effect of AM 4113 was examined by yoking the pattern of disruptions caused by grooming in the AM 4113-treated group to forced locomotion in a different group fed in a modified running wheel.

The dATF-2 protein negatively regulated locomotor activity, and the degree of dATF-2 phosphorylation was enhanced by forced locomotion via the dp38 pathway.

In pilot experiments, we demonstrated that sleep across the 4 days is reduced by ~70%% using this approach, which relies on multiple strategies to disrupt sleep, including exposure to novel objects during the day and forced locomotion on a slowly rotating platform during the night.

Analysis on gripping force, locomotion force, together with experimental results will be presented as well.

Topics include: diffusion, boundary layers, fluid-dynamic forces, locomotion, heat-budget models, fracture mechanics, adhesion, beam theory, the statistics of extremes, and the theory of self-organization.

Scoring was performed on three items: paucity of movement, forced circling during locomotion, and truncal curvature.

Cerebral ischemic rats treated with thalidomide had lower scores than vehicle-treated rats in paucity of movement, forced circling during locomotion, and truncal curvature.

When assessed for paucity of movement, forced circling during locomotion, and truncal curvature, the average score of symptom severity in cerebral ischemic rats treated with thalidomide was lower than that of vehicle-treated rats for all three measures.

The direction of forces during locomotion were defined such that +Fx indicates propulsive forces in the direction of travel (-Fx indicates braking forces), +Fy indicates mediolateral forces directed toward the animal's midline for both the right and left hind limb, and +Fz indicates vertical force perpendicular to the contact area.

For example, foot blisters are common due to the increase in pressure on the plantar surface of the foot and braking forces during locomotion [16].