Sentence examples for increased movement time from inspiring English sources
The analytical results of this study indicated that as the movement amplitude increased, movement time significantly increased, and vice versa.
Indeed, increasing the difficulty index by modulating target sizes and rotational movement amplitudes yielded increased movement time, consistent with the linear speed-accuracy trade-off principle [ 37, 39, 40, 47].
A test group (n = 14) showed significantly increased movement times lasting about 3 min after the 5-min 1 Hz rTMS train, compared to a control group who received no rTMS (n = 14), tested in a parallel group design.
Control and mild PD subjects did not differ in the time to complete the skilled reaching task, whereas the advanced PD subjects displayed increased movement times for both the advance phase and withdrawal phase of the reach [8].
Subjects might have improved terminal accuracy without visual feedback by increasing movement time and perhaps using this added time for corrective movements [22].
Over time, the altered movement patterns could worsen connective tissue adhesions resulting in increased movement restriction, especially in the presence of pain and inflammation.
Increased movement, decreased velocity.
In addition, increased Glu/Cr in older but not younger IFN-alpha-treated and untreated patients was associated with increased tumor necrosis factor, reduced motivation as measured by the Multidimensional Fatigue Inventory and increased choice movement time on the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery.
A recent study has highlighted that chronic neck patients increase their movement time and use alternative control strategies in order to reduce response variability and be as accurate and consistent as possible in their performance [ 37].
The Fitts' law states that as target size decreases or as amplitude between targets increases, the movement time will increase linearly [ 40].
This study's findings can inform future efforts to increase movement opportunities for children during regular classroom time.
