Sentence examples for movements which may from inspiring English sources

Second, it imposes a strict limit on daily price movements, which may not exceed 2% in either direction.

Animals in unfamiliar environments may increase exploratory movements, which may result in predation mortalities (the site familiarity hypothesis).

According to the learned nonuse model, this behavior reflects a learned suppression of affected arm movements, which may be overcome by CIMT.

Due to this effect, the signals of some undesirable EEG rhythms (i.e., common components) are also recorded and mixed with the specific signals of different hand movements, which may deteriorate the classification results [7].

The dynamic measurements obtained from QPM also enable the monitoring of the cell morphology during the laser scanning of the Raman measurement, making it possible to identify the movements which may occur during the measurement.

First, external bracing has been found to significantly restrict foot and ankle movements, which may improve mechanical stability.

Still, some acknowledged that the crackdowns by the authorities in New York and other cities might ultimately benefit the movement, which may have become too fixated on retaining the territorial footholds, they said.

This movement (which may have merely been just good marketing) may have reached its zenith, at least in the popular culture, in 1993, when the inspired silent show "Fool Moon," starring BILL IRWIN and DAVID SHINER, opened on Broadway to rave reviews.

The ingested CNT may interfere with crustacean food intake and movement, which may induce toxicity and disturb their ecosystem function.

However, its main disadvantage is producing a rigid splint that limits the physiologic tooth movement which may contribute to a higher failure rate[15].

Also, the positive influence of neuromuscular training has been attributed to improvements in kinematics of movement, which may be more apparent in females due to gender-related differences in limb biomechanics, neuromuscular/strength imbalances, and hormonal influences [28-31] [28-31]