Sentence examples for muscle points from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of Surface Electromyogram (SEMG) signals at multiple muscle points for different operations of arm was investigated.

The presence of myofascial trigger points in neck muscles including the trapezius muscle, points towards muscle alterations associated with migraine.

Administration of OnabotA was performed as 31 fixed-site, fixed-dose intramuscular injections applied at seven specified head and neck muscle points every 12 weeks for a minimum of 24 weeks (2 treatment cycles) according to injection scheme proposed in the PREEMPT studies [28, 29, 33].

The fact that highly innervated tongue muscle harbours more PrPSc than arm muscle points to prominent involvement of nerve fibers in the tongue not only in prion neuroinvasion [39] but also in PrPSc accumulation.

In the current study, however, we observed no differences in plasma levels, although the reduced insulin-stimulated AKT phosphorylation in muscle points to an already impaired insulin sensitivity.

The minor effects we could detect in muscle point to a possible neurological involvement, and this is supported by changes in the central nervous system [19] and underdevelopment of ventral ganglia in lam mutants [7].

Our findings provide new insights into the pathophysiology of prion colonization in muscle pointing out that myositis leads to enhanced prion colonization of muscle in subclinical prion disease.

The energy intensity given to each muscle point was adjusted to 3 J/cm by applying 300 mW output power for 10 s.

The comparison of the limb muscles fibers from young, middle aged and old animals confirmed the 28 to 32 month rats to be senescent from a skeletal muscle point of view.

Although much knowledge has been gained from these studies, little is known about the mechanisms governing patterning and diversification of leg muscles, pointing to a need for other model systems to study these processes.

To work your triceps muscles, point your elbows downward instead of letting them go to the side when you do your push ups.