Sentence examples for movement difficulties from inspiring English sources

As HD progresses, chorea normally gives way to other movement difficulties, such as rigidity and bradykinesia.

He said he could no longer ignore symptoms of the chronic neurological disorder that causes movement difficulties.

This study examined physical fitness in 9- and 10-year-old children with and without movement difficulties.

Huntington's disease (HD), an inherited neurodegenerative disorder, damages specific areas of the brain, resulting in movement difficulties as well as cognitive and behavioral changes.

The neurodegenerative changes that occur within the brain of a person who has HD are generally the primary cause of the cognitive symptoms of HD, as well as behavioral changes and movement difficulties.

Such poor understanding hinders the development of therapies, which currently don't seem to modify disease progression, even if they can mitigate for a time some of the movement difficulties that characterize this condition.

VOC ratios excel at this and are a common measure of assessing movement difficulty (Cova and Church 1997, Church and Cova 2000, Shulman 2008, Marrero et al. 2010).

Bradykinesia (slow movement) — In addition to slow movements, a person with Bradykinesia will probably also have incomplete movement, difficulty initiating movements and sudden stopping of ongoing movement.

Increasing movement difficulty induces greater accuracy during movement execution.

According to the Fitts' law [1] the duration of movements directed to a target lengthens, and in general the kinematics of transitive actions (i.e. acted upon an object, [2] [5]) slow down, with an increasing index of movement difficulty.

Potential visual difficulties can be identified through careful history taking (table 3), observation for ocular anomalies, eye movement difficulty (squint, nystagmus) or atypical visual performance.