The phrase "a contraction compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difference in size, length, or scope between two things, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The new model is a contraction compared to the previous version, making it more portable."
Alternatives: "a reduction in size relative to" or "a smaller version in comparison to".
The Medicago conserved region spans 101 kb representing a limited contraction compared to the C. canephora conserved interval (107 kb), despite the identification of ten extra predicted genes in the Medicago interval compared to C. canephora.
Burti et al. [ 24] reported that incontinent women showed worse performance during a 60-second sustained contraction compared to their continent counterparts.
Moreover a significant higher recruitment of these muscles during the isometric contraction compared to the eccentric phase of the dynamic-static extension exercises could be established (resp. p = 0.017; p = 0.002; p = 0.022).
It was determined that in the presence of the blocking agents in standard Krebs solution, there was an inconsiderable increase in the phase component of oxytocin-induced SMS contraction, compared to the control.
3 It is particularly helpful and demonstrates a very typical pattern in cardiac amyloidosis, characterized by relative sparing of apical longitudinal contraction compared to basal contraction.
The new contraction, compared to the old design contraction is confirmed using CFD.
Contractile response to cholinergic agonist carbachol increased in the neonatal group with increased maximum contraction compared to the other groups.
These results indicate that ES scaffolds can be used to fabricate skin substitutes with optimal cellular organization and can potentially reduce wound contraction compared to FD scaffolds.
Integra showed greater foreign body reactivity and less wound contraction compared to human-derived dermal collagen matrix AlloDerm® (Yang et al. 1989).
