“motor disability” is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a physical condition or impairment that affects the ability to move or use a particular part of the body. For example, "The accident caused him to have a motor disability, leaving him unable to walk properly."
Winstein believed that people who have a motor disability, like the loss of strength in an arm after a stroke, pursue a path of least resistance.
Participants: Children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy with any level of motor disability.
This assistive application is aimed at handicapped users who suffer from a severe motor disability.
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) of subthalamic nucleus (STN) effectively reduces PD motor disability.
The study showed significant increase in HAS in GBS patients which were positively correlated with the degree of motor disability.
Eye-tracking technology may represent a possible solution to overcoming issues related to motor disability in cognitive assessment.
These studies were designed to identify developmental differences that may indicate a risk of later motor disability.
MitoQ treatments reduced neuronal cell loss in the spinal cord, a factor underlying motor disability in EAE mice.
Patients with severe motor disability often use a switch keyboard, where binary actions from the user guide a moving cursor to items on the keyboard.
Sleep and psychiatric disturbances are common manifestations of GBS which are not proportional with the degree of motor disability and rapidity of progression.
The study declared that after exclusion of cases with severe motor disability, GBS patients experienced moderate severe anxiety and mild-moderate depressive symptoms during the early phases of the disease before immunotherapy which were positively correlated with the degree of motor disability.
