| In addition, a thorough sensorimotor examination of the upper extremity should be performed, and the neck and elbow should be evaluated. |
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| This indicates the presence of complete sensorimotor reflex pathways within the organ wall. |
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| An assessment of sensorimotor function by an occupational therapist may be useful for treatment planning. |
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| A sensor over the primary sensorimotor cortex, a region of the brain associated with voluntary movement, was the most accurate. |
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| Educational and nutritional guidance, as well as behavioural, sensorimotor and supportive therapy are part of the treatment approach. |
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| Such activation of the tectal neurons could be related to their role in sensory processing and in the integration of multi-sensory and sensorimotor functioning. |
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| A variant of sensorimotor polyneuropathy is painful diabetic neuropathy. |
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| The primary types of diabetic neuropathy are sensorimotor and autonomic. |
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| As sensorimotor infants and toddlers explore their worlds, they are learning about physical reality. |
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| He identifies four types of giftedness: intellectual, creative, socio-affective and sensorimotor. |
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| These include effects related to sensorimotor polyneuropathy, cognition, language and speech disturbances and seizures. |
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| Wiggle Jiggle Fitness Fun is a music CD for children ages 4-7 that emphasizes moving about for exercise, fun, and sensorimotor development. |
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| Persons with this degree of disability can acquire academic skills up to approximately the sixth grade level, and typically have social and communication skills with minimal impairment at the sensorimotor areas. |
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| This sensorimotor ICN was associated with action and somesthesis corresponding to hand movements, including tasks such as finger tapping, grasping, pointing, and electrical and vibrotactile stimulation. |
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| But in a nutshell, he contends that understanding temporal representation begins with understanding the emulation of the timing of sensorimotor contingencies. |
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| Whereas the representationalist approach is mainly anchored in analytic philosophy, the sensorimotor approach is mainly anchored in the phenomenological tradition. |
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| They argue that perception is a kind of skillful activity which essentially involves the deployment of sensorimotor skills in exploring the environment. |
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| Clinical researchers are designing specialized sensorimotor physical therapies, testing pharmaceutical interventions and examining the influence of small vessel white matter disease. |
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| During the sensorimotor period, infants and toddlers need to play to develop a sense of independence and to explore things that attract their attention. |
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| It requires new therapies devised at the molecular and cellular level, and better rehabilitation techniques for sensorimotor and cognitive deficits. |
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| Dr. Staines is studying sensorimotor control during recovery from stroke. |
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| Additionally, he collected water samples for return on 2JA and conducted the NeuroSpat experiment, a study of spatial cognition, novelty processing, and sensorimotor integration. |
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| The periaqueductal gray contains circuits that control the sensorimotor components of rage. |
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| Sensorimotor polyneuropathy was diagnosed by electroneurography with slightly reduced nerve conduction velocities and increased F wave latencies. |
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