Sentence examples for unilateral movement from inspiring English sources

These results support the previous electrophysiologic findings of increasing ipsilateral M1 excitation during unilateral movement.

"We would definitely like Turkey to be part of the coalition, but we don't accept any unilateral movement by any country," he said after the meeting.

This unique group of cells will subsequently expand and undertake unilateral movement towards the proximal region of the egg cylinder to specify the site where the head will form1,3,4.

What had begun as the unilateral movement of American basketball players to European professional leagues in the 1960s became a two-way flow by the end of the century, and the number of international players in the National Basketball Association increased dramatically.

As the TMS-evoked N100 component was modulated selectively depending on whether the subject performed ipsi- or contralateral (to TMS) unilateral motor action, they demonstrated that the preparation and execution of unilateral movement is associated with bilateral changes in cortical excitability.

Noteworthily, despite the well-known loss of unilateral movement control in ephrin-B3−/− mice due to re-crossing projections of corticospinal tracts with subsequent simultaneous movement of both hind legs [ 25], pre-ischemic test performance did not differ between knockout and wild-type mice (Fig.  4t, u).

Israel's unilateral movements of the past year will not lead to peace.

Srinivas, S., Rodriguez, T., Clements, M., Smith, J. C. & Beddington, R. S. Active cell migration drives the unilateral movements of the anterior visceral endoderm.

Unilateral movements are mainly controlled by the primary motor cortex (M1) of the contralateral hemisphere.

Although the functional significance of bilateral activation remains unclear, this is not an unusual finding for unilateral movements with either the upper or lower limb [24], [25].

Unilateral movements are mainly controlled by the contralateral hemisphere, even though the primary motor cortex ipsilateral (M1ipsi) to the moving body side can undergo task-related changes of activity as well.