"locomotor disability" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to conditions, such as cerebral palsy, that limit a person's ability to move their body. For example, "The rehab center helps those suffering from locomotor disabilities, like muscular dystrophy, gain more mobility."
In the treadmill experiment, the double-knockout mice exhibited longer shock times and more shocks compared with wild-type mice, which indicate locomotor disability.
The results of this study support the psychometric properties of the PIPP Impact subscales in adults with locomotor disability in Thailand.
With respect to disability, Odding found that abnormalities in the knee x ray were weak predictors of locomotor disability in women and not at all in men [ 14].
Both MRI and immunological parameters were retained in a multivariable model able to predict patients' locomotor disability on a cross-sectional basis.
Within the topics of locomotor diseases and disability we have reported that heart failure, COPD, diabetes mellitus and chronic disorders leading to locomotor complaints, are risk factors which contribute considerably to locomotor disability [ 68, 69].
This procedure of selection would increase intra-group homogeneity before randomization of AIA rats into treated and untreated groups and would provide the possibility to reveal significant effects of treatments on locomotor disability.
Spinal cord compression injury caused severe locomotor disabilities in all three experimental groups as estimated by the Basso, Beattie, Bresnahan (BBB) score one week after injury (Fig. 1A).
Abcd1− mice present overt locomotor disabilities and axonopathy at 20 22 months of age; however, oxidative damage appears very early, at approximately 3 months of age [ 17].
The therapeutic potential of the cannabinoids was also investigated in neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Gilles de La Tourette syndrome, Parkinson and Huntington disease that all include locomotor disabilities [ 53].
22 Predicting the presence of VF damage from structural measurements is clinically very important, especially in patients who cannot reliably perform VF test, for example, due to inability to concentrate, mental disorders, locomotor disabilities, etc.
Recently, in the Drosophila dPANK/ fbl mutants it was shown that panthethine can work as a precursor of co-enzyme A, even in the presence of severely reduced levels of functional pantothenate kinase and that it was able to rescue brain degeneration, mitochondrial dysfunction and locomotor disabilities (Rana et al., 2010).
