Sentence examples for movement ratios from inspiring English sources
Movement ratios have also been used for describing velopharyngeal function as observed by MPVF.
Personal data : composed by the physical characteristics of the user as well as his/her normal orientation and movement ratios.
Synkinetic movement ratios were 42.4 ± 6.5% and 29.2 ± 3.7% in HFA-coaptation and HFA-Y-tube groups, respectively.
Although interobserver reliability of the movement ratios has been shown to be statistically nonsignificant, they have become a useful clinical estimate.
Synkinetic movement ratios were significantly lower (P < 0.05) in the HFA-Y-tube conduit group compared to those of HFA-coaptation group.
Since VNP does not provide real-size measurements, the use of movement ratios of each one of the structures of the velopharyngeal sphincter seems to be the best approach for describing velopharyngeal function.
The distraction group tended to have larger increases in the nasolabial angle and subnasal length, as well as a higher anterior movement ratio for soft to hard tissue.
As reported by Feldmann and Bondemark [[16]], anchorage loss measured at the incisors or premolars ranged from 0.2 to 2.2 mm, and the anchorage loss/distal molar movement ratio ranged from 0.2 to 0.8 mm.
These results suggest that, in the midfacial profile changes of cleft patients who underwent maxillary distraction, not only is advancement of soft and hard tissue large, but also anterior movement ratio for soft to hard tissue is relatively high.
Many cursor-based interaction techniques have been proposed to address this issue; however, these techniques do not dynamically adjust the control-to-display movement ratio (CDratio) to improve accuracy and interaction times.
The TSST [13, 15, 16] selects nine candidate points, including the center point and eight checkpoints on the boundary of the center movement ratio search, fast forwards to the matching point with the minimum SAD, and reduces the step size by half in each of its three steps (Figure 3).
