Chiropractors Modulate Spinal Manipulation Force Magnitude While Preserving Thrust Duration Timing
A biomechanical study shows chiropractors modulate thoracic manipulation force by adjusting amplitude rather than thrust duration.
Tag: motor control
Pre-Surgical Brain Stimulation Reveals Distinct Motor Profiles and Neural Rewiring
A pilot study of sixteen brain tumor patients undergoing preoperative neuromodulation identified distinct motor change profiles alongside diverging patterns of ...
Change of Direction Deficit Varies Across Tests in Youth Soccer Players
A study of regional-level youth soccer players found that change of direction deficit varied substantially across different agility drills, indicating ...
Early Neural Spikes In Octopus Nerve Cords Accurately Predict Arm Movements
Electrophysiological signals recorded from octopus nerve cords within one hundred milliseconds of stimulation allow machine learning models to predict resultant ...
Rhythmic Neural Motor Circuits Reset Timing Coordination After Every Burst Cycle
Electrophysiological recordings and biophysical models reveal that rhythmic motor circuits reset sequential timing coordination on a cycle-by-cycle basis, with cross-cycle ...
Physiology-Driven Virtual Reality System Enables Closed-Loop Motor Interaction Using Electromyography
Researchers have validated an integrated virtual reality and electromyography platform that enables closed-loop, physiology-driven motor interaction for able-bodied users and ...
Extended Practice Drives Motor Memory to Near Complete Adaptation and Lasting Retention
Extended training across thousands of trials over multiple weeks drives dynamic motor memory to near-complete predictive compensation, narrow spatial tuning, ...
Why angular speed can fake the speed–curvature power law in movement data
A new analysis shows that angular-speed goodness-of-fit tests can report high R² values even when movement does not slow in ...
Space–time interference in action
A virtual reality study shows that spatial and temporal judgments interfere with each other not only in perception but also ...
Arm Stiffness During Ball Bouncing Revealed by EMG Signals
Using surface EMG and Hill-type muscle models, researchers estimated arm stiffness in thirty-four participants during ball bouncing and linked two ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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