Sentence examples for movement may explain from inspiring English sources
Thus, the lack of heated air-drying movement may explain the differences found between post-silanization heat strategies.
The putative favorable effect of membrane potential on TM6 movement may explain the observation of an incomplete conformational change in many crystal structures of "active" GPCRs (Warne et al., 2011; White et al., 2012; Xu et al., 2011), since in these crystals the membrane potential is absent.
Indeed, this potentially disruptive effect of lipid movement may explain why the scramblase activity is non-specific for phospholipid headgroup.
The hypothesis of specialized time calibration for human movement may explain why people are so accurate at predicting the timing of others' actions [25].
These differences in location, stimulation and the fact that Desmurget et al. studied "an intention to move" rather than "a sensation of movement", may explain why we did not observe induced sensations of movement when PPC was stimulated.
Compensatory increases in contralateral diaphragmatic movement may explain tolerance for ipsilateral paresis.
The presence of a single axis of motion in the visual field would most commonly be caused by an eye or head movement, which may explain the visual system's preference for perceiving a single axis of motion in dynamic dot quartet arrays.
They identify a novel voltage sensor movement that may explain the muscle pathology.
Alternatively, an increased us of temporal lobe structures in order to facilitate movement ideation may explain the increase in temporal activation seen here (Caffarra et al., 2010).
Hypothetically, those patients who adaptively react with nodal elongation due to chronic nerve stretching may reduce the mechanical forces acting on their digital branches during hand and finger movements, which may explain a decrease in symptomatology followed by improved function.
Facilitating these bridge-helix movements by increasing flexibility may explain the superactivity of proline substitutions at HN and HC.
