Meanings of bimanual in English

US African-Americans performed the poorest in all tasks except bimanual coordination and the large ball.

This study aims to investigate the effects of tDCS on unimanual as well as bimanual motor dexterity.

Recently, the authors described a new bimanual technique for insertion and positioning of endothelium-Descemet membrane grafts in DMEK.

The basal ganglia may be involved in bimanual coordination through their input to the supplementary motor area (SMA).

The aim of the present investigation was to assess a bimanual goal-oriented movement sequence with particular emphasis on its temporal structure.

Both freestanding bipedal posture and coordinated bimanual hand use elicited significantly stronger lateral biases in reaching when compared with quadrupedal reaching.

The results demonstrated that the left and right PMC interact during bimanual movement, and Granger causality mapping implied a possible cause-effect relationship.

Behavioral studies in humans have shown that bimanual coordination imposes specific demands on the central nervous system that exceed unimanual task control.

Population-level directional bias was not evident for any task for rhesus monkeys and was observed only in the bimanual task for chimpanzees.

The variability of latencies progressively increased from the initiation of the bimanual sequence to the left-hand and right-hand events defining goal achievement.

The strength of the effects, however, depends on which hand is used in the unimanual task and the type of bimanual task performed.

In this group, right hemisphere TMS did not significantly alter the recognition of bimanual stimuli delivered to the space contralateral to the lesion.

The probable signs are: mammary changes, abdominal enlargement, changes in the neck of the womb, and certain changes which are felt on bimanual examination.

While a neglected area of study in schizophrenia, a bimanual movement task may provide a means of assessing the functional integrity of the motor circuit.

The majority of rhesus monkeys and chimpanzees showed significant lateral biases when reaching from a freestanding posture and when engaged in a coordinated bimanual task.

Poorer motor sequencing and bimanual coordination and lower spontaneous eye blink rate in iron-deficient anemic infants are consistent with impaired function in the nigrostriatal pathway.