Sentence examples for reduction of grip from inspiring English sources

The onset was subacute and characterized by slightly asymmetric weakness that predominantly affected lower extremity extensors, leading to foot drop and impaired ambulation, in addition to involvement of upper extremities with marked reduction of grip strength.

Breeding of hTNFtg mice with knockout mice lacking the AP-1 component Fos, and therefore devoid of osteoclasts, demonstrated the essential requirement for osteoclasts in RA. hTNFtg Fos-/ mice are completely protected from hTNFtg-induced bone erosion, although the severity of synovial inflammation as well as paw swelling and the reduction of grip strength were not ameliorated.

Nine-month-old Igfbp5 transgenic mice showed a significant reduction of forelimb grip strength (P < 0.001, one-way ANOVA) (Fig.  6h).

Over the last several weeks, the upward price pressure on oil from a booming China has been supplemented by worries about a reduction of supply as revolutions grip the Middle East.

Higher cortisol levels in older adults have been associated with characteristics of frailty including a reduction in grip strength over a six year period [ 11] and standing and walking performance [ 12].

The huge trial, in 14 countries, showed each 11lb (5kg) reduction in grip strength increased the odds of an early death by 16%.

This correlated with a significant reduction in a composite score of age-related symptoms (Fig. 6A,B), including kyphosis, dystonia, tremors, loss of grip strength, coat condition, ataxia, urinary incontinence, impaired gait, hind limb paralysis, and poor body condition (Fig. S10).

One big part of their loss of grip is that cuts in the interest rates they can control aren't translating into reductions in the interest rates that matter for the economy.

Measurement of both fore- and hindlimb grip strength shows an early onset, stable reduction in grip strength compared to +/+ animals (Figure 1C).

Support-specific modulation of grip force in individuals with hemiparesis.

Possible loss of grip and derailing.