Sentence examples for maintained motion from inspiring English sources

Maintained motion stimulation leads to a decrease of the cell response.

For viscous material, there is laminar (slow, smooth, parallel) flow; one must exert a force to maintain motion because of internal frictional resistance to flow, called the viscosity.

It is seen that the gating+ images maintain motion information while suppressing noise.

In contrast, the cervical total disc replacement (cTDR) maintains motion and decreases adjacent-level stresses.

Foraminal endoscopic surgery, however, provides a truly minimally invasive alternative approach to the pathoanatomy of the lumbar spine because it preserves the multifidus muscle, maintains motion, and eliminates or, at worst, delays the need for fusion.

Less-invasive and more viable surgical procedures have been advocated for managing low-grade TKA infections (especially if early): debridement with insert exchange and single-stage reimplantation has the advantage of less surgery, ability to maintain motion and soft-tissue health, and lower costs.

The replacement of the worn out intervertebral disc with "Artificial Disc" is an emerging technology with the aim to maintain motion in the intervertebral unit and, reduce stress on the adjacent levels and thereby decrease the incidence of degeneration at those levels.

A fundamental error was the belief that a force is required to maintain motion, even at a constant velocity.

Recently, cervical disc prostheses are developed to maintain motion and possibly reduce the incidence of adjacent disc degeneration.

Active motion maintained the motion in the elbow joint during the period of healing of the fractures and of the extensive lacerations of the extra-articular tissues.

There were no less than three answers given to this question: one was that the accident of motion occurs at the initial location of the moving body; another located the motion in some second location; and finally one maintained that motion requires the body's being at two locations at two different moments.