Значения термина neuromotor на английском

Patients in both groups had normal neuromotor development and stable growth parameters.

No association was identified for non-locomotive neuromotor development.

We report the results concerning neuromotor outcome.

One patient had a permanent neuromotor decline.

Cerebral palsy risk genes in enriched pathways were shown to regulate neuromotor function in a Drosophila reverse genetics screen.

Evidence is accumulating that developmental abnormalities, poor neuromotor function, and increased problem behavior precede the manifestation of schizophrenia itself.

Modern nematode management strategies targeting the physiological processes have established the potency of use of neuromotor genes for their management.

These findings provide further evidence that in early stages of AD, neuromotor function is altered even during simple motor behaviors.

Objective: To develop a predictive risk stratification model for the identification of preterm infants at risk of 2-year suboptimal neuromotor status.

In the training set, 13 neonatal neurological items were associated with a 2-year suboptimal neuromotor status.

Assessment of neuromotor development of the survivors was performed at 6, 9 and 18 months of age.

Logistic regression models were constructed to assess neonatal factors and neuromotor function at 18 months of age associated with stability in neuromotor function.

Other risk factors include pregnancy and delivery complications, infections during pregnancy, disturbances of early neuromotor and cognitive development and heavy cannabis use in adolescence.

The percentage of children with a correctly identified developmental disturbance in the domains cognition, speech and language development, neuromotor development, and behaviour were determined.

Objective: To investigate the stability of neuromotor findings between 18 and 30 months' adjusted age in extremely low birth weight infants.

On the basis of previous studies, we expected that psychotropic-exposed infants of women in the BD+ group would have poorer neuromotor performance during infancy.