Sentence examples for a given contraction from inspiring English sources

This gives 5 bursts for a given contraction.

The orientation of the resultant force during a given contraction depends on the architecture of the muscles involved, and cooperation among muscles may induce force fluctuations in multiple directions.

where D : C → C is a given contraction with constant ρ ∈ [ 0, 1 ), x 0 ∈ C is a starting point, { α n } ⊂ ( 0, 1 ), w i, n ≥ 0 for all i ≥ 1 and ∑ i ≥ 1 w i, n = 1 − α n with the following conditions: C1. ∑ n = 0 ∞ α n = ∞. C2.

Results of a given contraction were included only when the sarcomere length after the contraction was the same as it was in the beginning (i.e., the tracing was still clear and without apparent change).

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).

Finally, the probabilities of disease contraction, and remaining sick or dying given contraction, depend on the fractions of funds distributed to prevention versus treatment.

We determine which factors impact funding, e.g. large probabilities of disease contraction, and death given contraction, and if the recovery utility and utility of remaining sick or dying are far below the no disease utility.

To reduce noise in quantitative assessment, expansion was defined as the presence of more than twice the median number of proteins for a cluster in a given species, contraction as less than half the median number of proteins.

This means that a given level of contraction is considerably more tolerable to the patient.

According to Sonnenblick et al. [ 24, 25], the isotonic contraction of the papillary tissue is well described by the force-velocity curves, where, at a given load, the maximum contraction velocity is an indicator of contractility.

This allows for input contraction at a given output level, output expansion at a given input level, or a combination of input contraction and output expansion.