Sentence examples for restricted motility from inspiring English sources
Surgical intervention in the patient with intraorbital foreign body is indicated in the presence of a sharp foreign body, signs of infection, proptosis, restricted motility, chemosis, palpable orbital mass, optic nerve compression, abscess, suspicion of organic material (wood, vegetable matter), fistula formation, presence of copper, or when adjacent structures are compromised.
Patients presented with an intraconal mass gradually causing restricted motility and proptosis in 2/11 eyes (18.2%).
In many insects, eggs are vulnerable and larvae have restricted motility, thus oviposition site selection is a crucial decision for progeny survival.
In some of the judgement situations in which the EF value was not used as an argument, other ECHO information was utilized, such as left ventricular hypertrophy or restricted motility of the ventricular wall.
The percentage of T cells continuously strolling through the CNS tissue was substantially increased, whereas the amount of T cells with restricted motility that has been shown to be in contact with antigen presenting cells (Kawakami et al., 2005 a ; Bartholomäus et al., 2009) was decreased.
Here we successfully demonstrate that even partial reduction in Stat3 activity is sufficient to restrict motility and invasion.
Complexities of glycans that modify E-cadherin differ in proliferating cells where adhesion is inhibited compared to cells forming tight AJs restricting motility [10].
However, an acute presentation with pain on eye movements and a restricted ocular motility pattern has not been previously documented.
The root of the mesentery was also thickened and adhered to the surface of the duodenum, which restricted duodenal motility.
Exclusion criteria: Patients with excessive conjunctival scarring from previous surgery necessitating simultaneous conjunctival grafting, need for retroequatorial fixation sutures or muscle transpositions, simultaneous vertical rectus or obliquus muscle surgery, or strongly restricted passive motility.
Masticatory muscle atrophy (i.e. masseter, temporalis and pterygoid muscles) was present in 84% of all dogs (group 1: 83% and group 2: 85%), and 21% of all dogs had restricted jaw motility (group 1: 12% and group 2: 25%).
