Sentence examples for a considerable contraction from inspiring English sources
It was also an unlucky coincidence that with the rise of piracy came a considerable contraction of the traditional distribution models for media and the Internet started eating everyone's lunch.
The economy contracted 0.3% in the first quarter and 0.4% in the second quarter, so to avoid growth in the year as a whole there will have to be a considerable contraction in the fourth quarter.
In a subsequent study, structures of K. pneumoniae CitAP in the citrate-free and citrate-bound states were solved and their comparison showed that ligand binding causes a considerable contraction of the sensor domain (Sevvana et al. 2008).
Analysis of the results suggested that there is considerable contraction of the polymer chain upon interaction with salts and surfactant below its critical micelle concentration.
The results showed that with rapid development of agriculture and economy, land use change for the period 1986–2000 was characterized by the expansion of constructed oases, considerable contraction of oasis-desert transitional zone and natural oases.
On day 14, while considerable contraction of wounds was observed in all treatments, T-SM treated wounds began rebuilding healthy granulation tissue.
We have recently demonstrated [ 35] that a considerable part of norepinephrine-induced contraction of rat femoral artery was mediated by endothelium-derived constricting factor (EDCF).
Mechanical force results from continuous stomach contraction that imposes a considerable force on foods and causes their disintegration.
A considerable number of women experience these contractions as primary dysmenorrhea of various strengths, indicating their enormous mechanical power [ 39].
When an inflammatory condition of the small bowel exists, or when irritating substances are present in the intraluminal contents, a peristaltic contraction may travel over a considerable distance of the small intestine; this is called the peristaltic rush.
Our experience confirmed that UAL could prevent skin excision as a result of considerable skin contraction (Figs. 2– 4), even in older patients (Fig. 5).
