Sentence examples for motor functional decline from inspiring English sources

Specifically we found that the motor functional decline in fALSG93A rats that received a conditioning lesion was delayed and less severe.

We have shown that a conditioning lesion in fALSG93A rats reduced motor functional decline, motoneuron loss, axonopathy, and muscle denervation in a focal manner.

MFROIs might be thus useful for further investigations of muscle quality and applications for the early prevention of age-related motor functional decline.

These newly suggested methods could be useful for an easily accessible and safe method to evaluate muscle quality with aging that may offer more detailed information than only EI, and further investigations of muscle quality and applications for the early prevention of age-related motor functional declines.

Furthermore, it has been shown that tau pathology is frequently seen in subcortical nuclei [ 41] and that the motor signs predict cognitive and functional decline, institutionalisation and mortality in AD [ 42].

It is also not known whether the loss or the atrophy of large motor neurons is the main determinant of the functional decline and ultimately of the loss of motor units observed in the overt phase of the disease.

Functional decline and loss of motor neurons are key pathological hallmarks of many human neuromuscular diseases, including motor neuron diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and spinal muscular atrophy [ 40, 42, 61].

Our results support proxy data may be more helpful than participant data in measuring day-to-day functional decline in participants nearing motor diagnosis.

However, an age dependent decline in compound muscle action potential (CMAP) amplitudes and motor unit number estimation values that correlated with functional decline has been previously demonstrated (Bromberg and Swoboda, 2002; Swoboda et al., 2005; Lewelt et al., 2010).

Although HD diagnosis is based on motor signs, the disease is accompanied by cognitive and functional decline and behavioral and psychiatric disturbances that progress to severe functional impairment, dementia, and premature death.

Many ambulatory children with Spina Bifida (SB) experience functional decline in ambulation despite stable or even improving motor exams.