Sentence examples for impair position from inspiring English sources

The stimulus is as localised as possible; it is brief and probably insufficient to impair position sense.

The assumption that must be added is that contrary to stationary stimuli moving stimuli might require a spatial disengagement from the attended positions, which could impair position judgments in the constant-context condition.

The eighth scenario presents a situation in which biased awareness may transform a healthy person into a cognitively impaired position.

Since attended positions are likely only in the constant-context condition, this could have impaired position judgments.

For two very low abundant impurities observed in 0.1 % H2O2 stress, the native mass of the variant denoted with [Met1ox + Met138ox + Met122ox or Met127ox] was in agreement with triply oxidized filgrastim; however, fragment ions representing the oxidation state at y50 and y78 were missing, thus impairing position assignment.

The authors suggested that back muscle fatigue might impair lumbar position sense, as well as ankle joint motion sense.

Similarly, one patient may have more noise for one of many reasons, including deeper respiration due to acute physiological distress; chronic lung disease that enhances ventilatory fluctuation in haemodynamics; obesity impairing image quality; agitation impairing probe position maintenance.

The coiled coil of NcKin3 may impair the positioning of the diffusing head in general, or specifically during phases of asymmetric hand-over-hand motility [38].

These findings suggest that RA treatment does not impair liver positioning along the main axis of the gut and does not generally inhibit later liver differentiation, although it may affect specific differentiation markers.

Failure of Bik1p interaction with MT plus ends impaired spindle positioning at bud neck and affected yeast mitosis.

Mutation or elimination of some bases in loop 3 affects IRES function, purportedly by impairing ribosome positioning, although other effects are possible (Au et al., 2012).