Sentence examples for motor control loss from inspiring English sources

Classified as an encephalopathy of unclear origin the highfalutin term for a weird brain disorder we can't figure out villagers who do not simply keel over while moving or working report feeling weakness, dizziness, and memory and motor control loss.

Classified as an encephalopathy of unclear origin the highfalutin term for a weird brain disorder we can't figure out villagers who do not simply keel over while moving or working report feeling weakness, dizziness, and memory and motor control loss.

The clinical symptoms of the disease depend on the cell type affected and range from loss of motor control, muscle weakness, cardiac disease to visual or hearing loss, etc.. Given that mitochondria are involved in a large number of cellular pathways, it is always challenging to correlate the exact causative role of genome variation with the observed phenotype.

Is loss of proprioception or loss of motor control related to functional ankle instability?

In summary, the literature suggests that there are no observable physiological effects at doses less than 500 Gy, a temporary loss of motor control is observed after ~1.5 kGy, and a more permanent loss of motor control occurs at doses greater than 2.5 kGy.

It produces dementia, loss of motor control and other problems of the nervous system.

The loss of motor control began in Anselmo's mouth and throat, then spread to his arms and legs.

The HMIP reports describe prisoners who have taken the drug experiencing seizures, psychosis, loss of motor control and an irregular heartbeat.

Loss of motor control meant every urgent step took me closer to the ground, until I was literally crawling on the road.

"It's putting people at risk of falls, impaired cognition, impaired memory, loss of motor control," she said.

Musicians may suffer from focal dystonia, a condition characterised by a loss in motor control of one or more fingers, and muscles in the hand and forearm tense and tighten.