These are thresholds to detection of passive motion (TTDPM) [ 55– 57], joint position reproduction (JPR) [ 26, 58, 59], and active movement extent discrimination assessment (AMEDA) [ 17, 60, 61].
As for range of motion, the extent of normalcy should be outlined.
However, the relationships between changes in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) flow, cord motion, the extent and severity of spinal canal stenosis, and the development of CSM symptoms are not well understood.
The motions and extent of the gas suggest that the entire system contains about 50 billion times the mass of our sun.
The car's motion, to the extent it enters our awareness at all, exists only in memories which accompany these momentary perceptions.
The present study aims at assessing to what extent motion complexity interferes with prospective timing and at delineating a neuropsychophysical plausible model.
Outcome measurements included the patient's subjective assessment of level of pain, range of motion, and the extent of edema in the involved ankle, and the use of ketorolac for postoperative control of pain.
The ROM and ratios of active motion for the extent of injury are given in Table 2.
The volume was strictly defined by the phantom, but due to some "blurring" effects caused by scatter, attenuation, depth-dependent resolution degradation, the beating of the heart and respiratory motion, to some extent underestimation of volumes could not be avoided.
This motion dictates the extent to which your hips and arms swing.
