Sentence examples for movement of only from inspiring English sources
3 = movement of the whole body. 2 = movement of only part of the body. 1 = immobile but not dead.
Generalized communicating P systems are purely communicating tissue-like membrane systems with communication rules which allow the movement of only pairs of objects.
Motility score was assigned by using the following criteria, 3 = movement of the whole body 2 = movement of only part of the body 1 = immobile but not dead 0 = immobile and dead.
Quantum discrete states of the individual atoms of alkali metals are determined by the movement of only one, the outermost valence electron around a symmetric atomic core (containing the nucleus and the remaining electrons) [7].
Bilateral movements of the elbow were evoked at 11 sites and the movement of only the ipsilateral elbow was seen at two sites in two rats (05 13RT and 05 06RT).
We quantitated this observation using our previously developed 3-point scoring system for touch-evoked escape response (0=no movement, 1=tail contraction without swimming, 2=escape but movement of only 2 3 body lengths, and 3=normal escape) (Telfer et al., 2010).
Movements of only a few residues are more easily captured than those of secondary structure elements or domains due to the different time scales involved and the sizes of the moving structures.
These results highlight the notable range of OIC symptoms most desired by patients to improve and demonstrate that bowel movements of only one more per week were important to register a meaningful improvement.
Comparison of well drainage patterns (with and without waterflooding) reveals that the rate of water injection has a profound impact on the areal extent and movement of not only the waterflooding front but also on the oil-withdrawal pattern.
This plasticity is manifested in the movement of not only receptor-binding residues, but also entire loops located in the first and sixth blades of the β-propeller.
Its rules value private outsourcing over government ownership; it likes pushing competition into public services; and its policies on free movement of labour only depress wages for the lowest paid across the EU.
