Sentence examples for lethargic movements from inspiring English sources

These include low activity level, poor sucking reflex, lethargic movements, baby displaying lack of interest in feeding, fewer wet diapers than normal, dry, parched skin around mouth area, and dry mouth and lips.

Meanwhile, along with a lower survival rate, PL fed with CF and T25 also showed a lethargic movement and was less active than PL fed with T50, T75 and T100.

The lethargic movement and loss of equilibrium support the findings in Cr VI) treated Channa punctatus [ 41].

Their speech was slurred and their movements were lethargic.

Although diabetic rats appeared to be lethargic and displayed restricted movements, there was no sign of infection or motor disorder in any of the rats studied.

Bradman described Jackson as "tall and slim, rather lethargic and graceful in his movements".

Identification of sick newborn and referral: Referral suggested for convulsions, unconsciousness, breathing difficulty, the baby is hot or cold to the touch, weak or absent cry, lethargic or less-than-normal movement, inability to suckle, skin pustules or redness, umbilical redness extending to the skin, or yellow colouration of the body.

Mr. Norrington's version certainly had its quirks -- including tempos, in some movements, that were oddly lethargic for this typically speedy conductor -- but its charms far outweighed them.

Despite their lethargic nature, many amphibians occasionally show movements, such as spring migration, over longer distances, ranging a few hundred meters or more.

He could respond to simple verbal commands, such as requests to open eyes or make some other movements, but he was lethargic (no articulated language) and had epilepsy-like abnormal movements of the face or distal muscles.

Pank2 −/− mice fed a ketogenic diet were lethargic and showed a significant reduction of spontaneous movements as compared with Pank2 +/ + mice fed a ketogenic diet, whereas no differences were observed when fed a standard diet (Fig. 2A).