Molecular dynamic simulation revealed that elevated temperature induces protein motion that results in frequent movement of the N-terminal coil.
All bedridden pregnant women with their doctor's approval should do frequent circular motions with their ankles, she said.
At active fault areas with many recent earthquakes (e.g., IM, HN, and AR), p(s) is considered to be at a higher level than in inactive seismic areas because of frequent ground motions that enhance strain and stress.
Although the UK guidelines stress the importance of looser or more frequent bowel motions as the significant change in bowel habit there has been doubt cast that persistent constipation is not a presenting symptom of cancer [ 15].
It captures horizontal and vertical slow panning, which is the most frequent camera motion in consumer-generated videos, to remove camera motions.
In addition to making wine and olive oil and running the hunting parks, forests, and tenant farms of the original estate, Luigi has assumed the role of ambassador from Verrazzano to the City of New York, which keeps him in frequent transatlantic motion.
That frequent bending motion can put undue stress on the ulnar nerve in your arm if positioned incorrectly, and can lead to severe problems down the line if uncorrected.
The frequent joint motion when practicing yoga is believed to have physiologic effects at the cellular level.
According to another study with JEM, occupations requiring frequent repetitive motion were significantly associated with CTS, after adjustment for BMI, age and gender.
The performance-based earthquake engineering requires structural models to be accurate for frequent and rare ground motions which mostly contribute to damage, financial loss, and collapse risk.
