Skiers missing an arm use a technique that corrects lateral balance issues resulting from the missing arm.
In contrast to the monoplane described in the July 1910 patent application, the exhibit was a sesquiplane, which complicated the construction, but in return solved lateral stability control issues.
Dr. Hazel has a patent Transplantation of human neural cells for treatment of neurodegenerative conditions issued, and a patent Methods of treating amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) issued.
The blimp model has been proven to be e controllable through implementation of an optimal controller for solving the lateral model navigation issues.
To circumvent this issue, a lateral flow immunoassay system was developed that measures iC3b in whole blood, plasma, and serum and avoids in vitro activation by minimizing sample handling.
It further suggests that the observed movement biases were influenced by factors additional to an inability to account for lateral ball acceleration, an issue that will be addressed in more detail in the goalkeeper model presented later.
Clinical issue Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a fatal neurodegenerative disorder characterized by rapidly progressive muscle weakness and respiratory difficulties.
Clinical issue Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is among the most common and destructive forms of adult degeneration of motor neurons, which causes muscle impairment and eventually paralysis.
TRANSLATIONAL IMPACT Clinical issue Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is characterized by degeneration of anterior horn spinal cord motor neurons and corticospinal tract neurons, resulting in progressive muscle weakness, loss of muscle mass and inevitably death.
In fission yeast, although the issue of lateral vs end-on attachment was not directly addressed, results suggest that neither the minus-end motors of the kinesin-14 class (Pkl1p and Klp2p) nor dynein are required for chromosome biorientation and congression but contribute to fidelity of chromosome segregation through roles in maintaining the organization of spindle poles (Grischuk et al. 2007).
