Skeletal muscle function is described by muscle strength (the ability to generate force production), muscle endurance (the ability to sustain a given contraction over time), and muscle fatigue (a physiological sense defined as the failure of force generation resulting from activity under load which is reversible by rest).
If the market for technology stocks has actually cooled significantly, "we're back to where Cisco has to surprise, and there's probably going to be some multiple contraction over time," he said, implying that Cisco's stock might fall even if its earnings increase as its price-earnings ratio shrinks.
However, maintaining cell sheets in blebbistatin did not eliminate the effects of contraction over time.
Deep dermal remodeling may account for some horizontal contraction over time.
The ideal candidates for BTX-A injections are men and women between 40 and 60 years of age whose facial wrinkles are primarily caused by repeated, habitual muscle contraction over time (Allergan PI 2005).
However, an interesting finding is that there are more and longer alleles per individual on Kaua'i, the oldest island in the Hawaiian chain (results not shown), which suggests that repeat expansion has been more tolerated than contraction over time.
Therefore, muscular strength is of great importance in order to produce speed in sprint swimming, while in endurance swimming muscular strength is required to perform repeated submaximal contractions over time.
Independent of substrate elasticity, data prove stable spontaneous myocyte contractions over time (Fig. 6C).
Type I muscle fibers are most efficient at utilizing oxygen to generate energy for continuous muscle contractions over time, and are important in aerobic endurance exercise; therefore muscle fibers that are associated with aerobic metabolism were not affected in TS.
