Sentence examples for locomotion data from inspiring English sources
The same analysis framework was used for consumption of sucrose or water, as well as the open-field locomotion data.
We collected locomotion data from 47 subjects with knee osteoarthritis and 47 healthy subjects.
Offspring's basal and AMPH-induced locomotion: data were analyzed using 3-way ANOVAs, with prenatal treatment (SAL vs. TURP) and maternal supplementation (VEH vs. IRON) as between-groups variables and time as a within-group variable.
Quantitative locomotion data collected with a computer-assisted video tracking system in combination with ECoG revealed that ketamine and MK-801 induce highly correlated hyperlocomotion and aberrant γ oscillations.
Locomotion data were collected using the VitalView data acquisition system (Mini-Mitter) using a sampling interval of 5 min. Actograms were acquired using Actiview Biological Rhythm Analysis software (Mini-Mitter).
In spontaneous alternation, a test of working hippocampal memory, Tg2576 mice tended to enter more arms than the control mice (P =.06), which again may be due to their increased locomotion (data not shown) (26).
Expression of APPΔCT failed to produce such locomotion defect (data not shown), suggesting AICD is essential for the pathological function of APP.
As such we cannot predict with surety the pattern of reflexes evoked by foot sole stimulation during locomotion from data obtained during standing or sitting.
In contrast, optogenetic stimulation (for up to 2 s) of PCs of the floculus of the vestibulocerebellum or the lateral cerebellar hemispheres did not evoke complex locomotion patterns (data not shown).
No, my iPhone records my locomotion, but the data stays within the device – unless, of course, I let a specific application export them.
The primary merits of this system are the ability to simultaneously record locomotion and vibrational data, the rapid set-up and operation, the low cost, the reduced illumination requirements, the reduction of environmental noise and the high precision.
