Sentence examples for motor coordination performance from inspiring English sources

Propofol may be preferable sedation applications in intensive care units as it affords faster onset of recovery of motor coordination performance.

The rotarod test is a behavioral task assessing motor coordination performance.

Besides motor coordination performance, we also assessed two associative learning tests: trace classical eyeblink and instrumental conditionings.

This is accompanied by improvements in health, including enhanced motor coordination, performance, bone mineral density, and insulin sensitivity associated with higher mitochondrial content and decreased inflammation.

Furthermore, an interventional study of children in an obesity treatment intervention showed that reduced mean body weight was accompanied by improved gross motor coordination performance [ 23].

We observed that surviving mutant mice were severely impaired in their motor coordination performance compared with their WT littermates and that the difference was more evident at 2 months of age compared with 1 month (two-way ANOVA repeated measurements, Bonferroni's post-hoc comparison test, 1 month P>0.05; 2 months P≤0.05, WT versus MUT P8 P20 PT).

The motor coordination and performance of each new cohort of the mouse was evaluated 30 min after oral treatment of MEPH in a rota-rod apparatus.

As most of the affected tests involve motor coordination and performance and balance, these behavioural abnormalities are suggestive of damage to the central region of the brain involved in motor coordination, i.e. the cerebellum.

Our results indicate that environmental enrichment, and presumably the use of the running wheel, can also affect motor coordination and improve performance in the rotarod test.

In motor coordination tests, the performance of Delphilin mutant mice was also comparable to that of wild-type mice under the conditions used.

The associations observed between infant motor development and subsequent higher levels of sports participation may be a reflection of genetic and early biological influences on motor coordination and physical performance, predisposing a child to be more active in later life because of their natural aptitude.