The phrase "a contraction pressure" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe the pressure associated with a contraction, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The contraction pressure during labor can vary significantly from one woman to another."
Alternatives: "pressure of contraction" or "contraction-related pressure".
A significant lower tonic pressure and a higher phasic contraction pressure were noticed 40 60 min after administration of MSBLW with a peak response at 0.5 1.0 gm range.
Previous experimental studies in rat and dog models demonstrated an increased bladder volume with decreased bladder contraction pressure after high doses of oxybutynin [ 67], or an increased bladder volume without variation of bladder pressure [ 68, 69].
We use a PAM dynamic model derived using first principles modeling (for contraction, pressure, and air flow dynamics) and ANFIS-based approximation based on the experimental data for the muscle force function.
The results showed that the total frictional, deceleration and contraction pressure drop were more obvious than other local pressure drop.
The results showed that the SO activity, in terms of tonic pressure and phasic contraction pressure, were significantly changed.
The alternative invasive intrauterine pressure catheter (IUPC) is more reliable and adds contraction pressure information but requires ruptured membranes and introduces small risks of infection and abruption.
Due to the favorable design of the hyperbolic contraction, pressure transducers can be incorporated directly into the flow channels, which prevents material accumulation in pressure holes.
The soreness intensity to muscle contraction, pressure pain thresholds (PPT), and pain intensity to sequential stimuli (i.e. temporal summation at 1 and 30 s inter-stimulus interval (ISI)) were assessed before injections – 3, 24 h, and 4, 7, and 21 days after injections.
Anorectal manometry revealed an impaired anal function; the maximum static pressure was 22 mmHg (normal range 26 64 mmHg), and the voluntary contraction pressure was 43 mmHg (normal range 59 206 mmHg).
LES pressure and peak intraesophageal contraction pressure in the 3 segments of the esophageal body were analyzed using ManoView™ analysis software (Sierra Scientific Instruments).
