Noisy environments in which
involuntary muscle activations occur might lead to undesired selections when employing an EMG system to perform clicks.
Someone struck by a Taser experiences stimulation of his or her sensory nerves and motor nerves, resulting in strong
involuntary muscle contractions.
Sisters Sue Waugh and Sandra Goodenough both have dystonia, a neurological disorder that causes
involuntary muscle spasms.
licensing rights to Xenazine, a drug that treats chorea, a disorder associated with Huntington's disease that causes
involuntary muscle movement.
"Dystonia is a neurological condition characterised by
involuntary muscle movements.
Spitz is a seminal and scholarly work organized into several major chapters: "Facilitated Communications"; "
Involuntary Muscle Movements, Clever Hans, and Lady"; "Clever Hans and Facilitated Communication"; "
Involuntary Muscle Movements in Other Phenomena"; "Scientific Studies of
Involuntary Muscle Movements"; "Additional Psychological Mechanisms Relevant for Understanding Facilitator Behavior"; and "Confirming False Beliefs".
The first time I saw one of these attacks, I thought he was dying: his heart rate quicly rising, the oxygen in his blood decreasing,
involuntary muscle contractions.
Dystonia is a neurological disorder characterized by sustained
involuntary muscle contraction.
With his wild eyes and
involuntary muscle spasms, Frechette looks every inch the haunted murderer, something right out of Dostoevsky.
The heart is an
involuntary muscle. This means that it will beat without your having to think about it.
Neighbors said he suffers from mild Tourette's syndrome, a neurological problem characterized by
involuntary muscle movements and often obscene verbal tics.
She needed extensive two-person assistance because of tremors with
involuntary muscle movements and general motor weakness." Beginning her journey to mobility on parallel bars, Evans gradually transitioned to a walker.
