1 n be estimated by vision and proprioception (position sense).

2  test knee flexion angle (a measure of joint position sense).

3 h, double simultaneous stimulation and joint position sense.

4 g demand for sub-nanometric displacement and position sensing.

5 ng zone, and the top 2D pore (~2 nm) enables position sensing.

6 e of movement [3] via visually enhanced body position sense [4--6].

7             Before and after training, wrist position sense acuity and spatial movement accuracy in a

8                   In addition, loss of joint position sense and reduction in SNAP amplitudes also cor

9 ations of cutaneous light touch and movement/position sense below the neck, and without vision he has

10                                         Mean position sense discrimination threshold improved by 34%.

11 passive movement task, we examined the elbow position sense in patients with a dysfunction of the bas

12 idence of a quantitative impairment of joint position sense in PD patients.

13                                        Wrist position sense just-noticeable-difference thresholds (JN

14                                  Thus, human position sense must refer to a stored body model of the

15 ietal cortex closely reflects changes in the position sense of the arm.

16 xperimental support for the notion that limb position sense results from the brain combining ongoing

17                  An image-registration-based position-sensing technique was used to track probe motio