Sentence examples for measures of bilateral from inspiring English sources

Thus, EMG measures of bilateral flexor and extensor muscles of the upper and lower arms and legs could serve as biomarkers of "overall body energy expenditure" to each repetitive stimulus.

The primary MRI outcome measures of bilateral frontal (F) WM and bilateral cerebellar inclusive of vermis tissue volumes were supplemented on a purely exploratory basis by additional descriptive brain structure tissue volume measures, given the relative dearth of information regarding specificity of involvement of brain regions in the IUGR preterm condition at school-age.

HAI is intended to detect and quantify possible asymmetry between hands by providing scores for each hand separately, and to provide a measure of bilateral hand use.

Just before treatment, pain thresholds were measured on bilateral paws.

More important, as a measure of the bilateral relationship that India is starting to worry about most, two-way trade between India and China is climbing: from $4.8 billion in 2002 to $38 billion last year.That is still modest: China's trade with South Korea is worth four times more.

Taking the geometric mean provides a balanced measure of this bilateral access to the rest of the world.

These two variables were, by definition, highly collinear (correlation coefficient of 0.74), measuring two aspects of bilateral CIs.

He came away with a vague commitment to a peace treaty to end the Korean war, and a series of bilateral measures to increase industrial cooperation.

Following other authors (Cho et al. 2002; Rose 2000), meanwhile, the model includes different measures of the volatility of bilateral exchange rates (Excvol ijt ).

Main outcome measures Proportions of children cured of bilateral otitis media with effusion assessed with tympanometry (C1 or A type) at one month (primary end point), three months, and nine months; adverse events; three month diary symptoms.

Outcome measures will include the presence of bilateral heel contact preintervention and postintervention, stride length (cm), stride width (cm), left and right stride time (s), left and right stance and swing percentage of the gait cycle, gait velocity (m/s), left and right foot toe in/toe out angle and weight-bearing lunge pre and post each condition.