Experimental design is also considered with a sensory orientation.
These facts are suggestive of a 'motor theory' of attention, according to which the processes underpinning attention are, in at least some cases, truncated versions of the processes underpinning the coordination of movements of sensory orientation.
2, 34 In this study, fallers and non-fallers did not differ in the sensory orientation sub-section of BESTest.
The sub-score of the sensory orientation domain of BESTest was not significantly different between fallers (86.9%±12.47%) and non-fallers (93.8%±5.69%) (P=0.02).
Based on the results of univariate analysis, the number of medications, history of falls, and sub-score of the sensory orientation section of BESTest were included as independent variables in the forward logistic regression model.
15 It was designed to locate specific impairments within multiple domains of balance control, including: 1) biomechanical constraints, 2) stability limits, 3) anticipatory postural adjustments, 4) reactive postural responses, 5) sensory orientation, and 6) gait stability.
The last group likely reflects the mammalian equivalent of tissue polarity/PCP signaling, as defined in Drosophila, and it includes CNS axon guidance, hair follicle and tongue papilla orientation, and inner ear sensory hair bundle orientation.
Fz6 controls hair orientation, and Fz3 and Fz6 act redundantly to control inner ear sensory hair cell orientation and neural tube closure (Guo et al., 2004; Wang et al., 2006a).
These results support the hypothesis that the cGMP-gated ion channel TAX-4 plays an important role in the AFD sensory neurons for orientation to magnetic fields.
The Balance Evaluation Systems Test (BESTest) [ 33] evaluates six subsystems of balance control, including; biomechanical, stability limits/verticality, anticipatory postural adjustments for postural transitions, reactive postural response strategies, weighting of sensory information for orientation and postural stability during gait.
