Sentence examples for movements difficulty from inspiring English sources

Constipation is a chronic gastrointestinal disorder characterized by symptoms such as infrequent bowel movements, difficulty during defecation, and sensation of incomplete bowel evacuation [ 1- 3].

Hypo- and hyperglycemic episodes were associated with acute encephalopathic crises characterized by hypotonia, dyskinetic movements, difficulty swallowing, and episodes of opisthotonus with no loss of consciousness.

An additional challenge stems from a significant decrease in image quality due to motion artifacts caused by fetal movements, difficulty in breath holding and bowel motion resulting from the omission of glucagon injection in the modified protocol.

Neuropsychological assessment revealed severe attention deficit with constructive apraxia, slow visual pursuit movements, difficulties in lexical production after phonemic stimulation, and long- and short-term visuo-spatial memory deficit.

VOC ratios excel at this and are a common measure of assessing movement difficulty (Cova and Church 1997, Church and Cova 2000, Shulman 2008, Marrero et al. 2010).

Increasing movement difficulty induces greater accuracy during movement execution.

According to the Fitts' law [1] the duration of movements directed to a target lengthens, and in general the kinematics of transitive actions (i.e. acted upon an object, [2] [5]) slow down, with an increasing index of movement difficulty.

Potential visual difficulties can be identified through careful history taking (table 3), observation for ocular anomalies, eye movement difficulty (squint, nystagmus) or atypical visual performance.

Stool frequency, consistency and bowel movement difficulty were recorded daily and therefore n represents the number of data items (days) included in analysis for these items.

The pain, movement difficulty and muscle hardness were resolved in half an hour; however, the sedation and nausea lasted for nearly one day.

The daily diary assessed stool frequency and consistency (evaluated in accordance with the Bristol stool scale) and bowel movement difficulty (using a 5-point Likert scale which ranged from no difficulty to extreme difficulty).