Data for resistance to movement were compared by a paired t -test.
Lines are depicted at the top of every vertebra, and then the final position after movement is compared with the equivalent line in the standing position for the different movements.
The mean amplitude of dyskinetic movements was compared between arms and tasks and was correlated with clinical measures including the Bain dyskinesia scale and the total unified Parkinson's disease rating scale (UPDRS) score.
In both types of task, the distribution between horizontal and vertical movements was compared.
Analytical and finite element method analyses were carried out and the predicted and measured tension in the reinforcements and lateral movements are compared.
Ballistic movement initiation, stepwise interrupted movement, step track, and continuous circle movements were compared (Toxopeus et al. 2012).
Intact hand movements in the 1-handed groups was compared with dominant hand movements in controls, and residual arm movements were compared with non-dominant arm movements.
For ROI-based analysis of fMRI activation, intact hand movements in the 1-handed groups was compared with dominant hand movements in controls, and residual arm movements were compared with non-dominant arm movements.
The number of black stool movements on each day was compared using the one-way analysis of variance with the Bonferroni post-hoc test to correct for multiple comparisons.
