Sentence examples for motor performance measures from inspiring English sources

The experiments clarify how both preload mechanisms improve motor performance measures such as angular velocity, torque, and efficiency.

The relationships between brain structural volume and motor performance measures are possible and widely accepted (Seidler et al., 2010).

In addition, loneliness was assessed among persons without dementia based on a detailed clinical evaluation and motor function was evaluated as part of a uniform clinical evaluation and incorporated many widely accepted and reliable strength and motor performance measures; strength testing was done in all four extremities, and motor performances were tested in both the arms and legs.

As a function of the respective motor performance measure (i.e., error score or number of successful hits), the pre to post practice change can be negative or positive.

Also the motor performance measure Movement ABC-2 (MABC-2, 2nd Edition, Pearson Education, Ltd., London, UK) is designed to measure 3- to 16-year-old children's motor performance [ 43].

But what is actually the mechanism that enables conversion of the increases in motor performance measured in a laboratory test task (i.e., vertical jump power) into 'athletic performance' (sprinting speed, balance, complex skills)?

Albeit born at the expected mendelian ratio, the ACTA-Cox15 −/− mice were smaller than WT littermates at 30 days after birth (data not shown) and had significantly reduced motor performance measured by a standard treadmill test, initially administered to 4-week-old individuals, and then repeated at 6, 8, 12, and 16 weeks.

We found small associations (range r = 0.015 0.50) of practice-related changes in motor performance with measures of agonist and antagonist EMG amplitude and duration.

Table 1 illustrates the main characteristics of the included studies (n = 17) examining practice-induced adaptations on motor performance and measures of EMG amplitude.

Table 2 shows the main characteristics of the included studies (n = 11) that examined practice-related changes on motor performance and measures of EMG duration.

Additionally, one study [21] reported a small correlation of motor performance with measures of agonist (rz = 0.36, r = 0.347, R2 = 12%) and antagonist (rz = 0.02, r = 0.015, R2 = 0%) EMG duration.