Sentence examples for movements that result from inspiring English sources

In someone with narcolepsy, the R.E.M. stage is often accompanied by muscle movements that result in restlessness and frequent awakenings.

But because the dimensions, shape, structure, and texture of clouds are influenced by the kind of air movements that result in their formation and growth and by the properties of the cloud particles, much of what was originally a purely visual classification can now be justified on physical grounds.

The requirement for ced-7 function in both apoptotic target and phagocyte in nematodes [12] and the requirement for PS exposure in both target and phagocyte in mammals [17], [18], [20] suggests that the ced-7 homolog, ABCA1, might somehow contribute to the transbilayer phospholipid movements that result in PS exposure.

The mound stage is characterized by cellular movements that result in the formation of distinct subdivisions or zones within the organism: the prestalk and the prespore zones.

Endotracheal intubation (ETI) is an advanced airway procedure that is defined by a series of movements that result in a tube passing through the glottic opening into the trachea to allow for oxygenation and ventilation.

Physical activity behaviour changes will be defined by changes in patients' bodily movements that result in energy expenditure such as daily routine household, job-related activities or recreational activities.

The two world wars of the 20th century carried the principles of national self-determination and liberal democracy around the world and gave birth to the independence movements that resulted in the foundation of new states in eastern Europe in 1919 and the emergence from colonial status of countries in Asia and Africa after 1945.

One healthy subject was excluded from this analysis as the total functional liver volume was overestimated due to rigorous respiratory movements that resulted in a halo of recorded 18F-FDGal above the diaphragm.

19 Single phenotype (resulting from placenta/membrane attachment with fetus/embryo followed by effects due to fetal movement that result in pulling, disruption, and entanglement of fetal parts, with/or without oligohydramnios [compression effect as well as pulmonary hypoplasia]) with different terminology by different investigators, indicates only etiopathologic heterogeneity.

The vigorous regional movement that resulted exerted a strong influence well into the 20th century.

Her work launched a political movement that resulted in more women doctors, safer contraceptives and consumers' right to information.