Sentence examples for movement loss from inspiring English sources

A shortage of dopamine in the brain can lead to tremors, slowness of movement, loss of balance and muscle rigidity.

"Usual aging was once thought to include such unavoidable changes as muscle weakness, slowed movement, loss of balance and memory loss," the manual says.

This process is thought to contribute to the changes seen in Parkinson's disease, including tremors, slow and stiff movement, loss of smell and dizziness.

Signs of poisoning in intoxicated fish were air gulping, increased opercular movement, loss of balance, and dyspnea.

During this period, symptoms of poisoning in exposed fish were air gulping, increased opercular movement, loss of balance, and dyspnea.

To evaluate patients clinically diagnosed with early stage primary/idiopathic adhesive capsulitis to determine the existence of any pattern of movement loss and associated pain that may facilitate early recognition.

These incoherent microscopic molecular movements cause loss of phase of the protons and reduce signal intensity.

In the developed world, thiamin deficiency is linked primarily to chronic alcoholism with poor diet, manifesting as Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, a condition with rapid eye movements, loss of muscle coordination, mental confusion, and memory loss.

Table 1 Modified Flynn Criteria Outcome Rating Cosmetic factor (carrying angle loss in degrees) Functional factor (movements loss in degree) Satisfactory Excellent 0 5 0–5 Good 6 10 6–10 Fair 11 15 11 15 Unsatisfactory Poor >15 >15.

The symptoms excluded because they were seldom stated by primary care users (<5%) were: frequent diarrhea, anal leakage, frequent bowel movements, loss of tactile and pain sensation, blindness, seizures and continuous or frequent vomiting during pregnancy.

These local movements often cause loss of coherence.