Sentence examples for grasping data from inspiring English sources

In cases where we investigated the effect of motion correction on our grasping data, we have observed negligible improvement [44]; hence, we chose to evaluate the uncorrected but carefully screened data from highly experienced subjects.

Rotarod assessment was the only motor phenotype that gave quantifiable readouts in the first 6 months of life; we saw no clear effects with tremor, fore- and hind-limb grip strength, wire manoeuvre or hind limb grasping (data not shown).

The Fourier transformed amplitude of SMART assisted grasp data is less than that of freehand grasp data.

The narrow histogram in the SMART assisted grasp data supports the premise of improved tip control as compared to freehand use.

In addition to implicating Tdc2 in the olfactory modulation of Hx, our GRASP data also support prior findings demonstrating that octopaminergic signaling in the brain is necessary for locomotion-induced gain in LPTCs [ 12].

As a metaphor, the cloud seems easy to grasp: our data is somewhere in the ether, floating, drifting and wireless, available wherever and whenever we need it.

The Astros, who have eagerly embraced analytics, wanted to know if the broadcasters could grasp the data being used, in part, to build the team.

It took the osteoporosis community longer than the nephrology community to grasp the data that a serum creatinine concentration may fall within a 'normal' laboratory reference range, yet the subject with low BMI may still have a significant reduction in GFR.

The analyses of resting state and grasping task fMRI data were conducted independently.

Resting state and grasping task MRI data sets were analysed in an identical way, but were not compared directly due to a categorical difference in movement artefacts (movement artefacts were larger in the grasp task than in the resting-state MRI).

Importantly, resting state and grasping task fMRI data sets were analysed in an identical way but were never compared directly due to categorical differences in movement artefacts which are difficult to disentangle from differences in functional interactions in the cognitive states.