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Angiotensin II (100 nmol/l) produced a greater contraction in OVX rat aortae and this augmented contraction was inhibited by chronic treatment with valsartan but not enalapril (Figure 5B).

Arteries from cholesterol-fed rabbits retained the ability to relax in response to acetylcholine, whereas histamine and noradrenaline induced a greater contraction response compared to that observed in controls.

Accordingly, more Ca2+ would be mobilized to produce a greater contraction, which is achieved by utilization of the Ca2+ store in the SR.

After some years of double-digit growth (during which a complacent government signally failed to cool the economy), Latvia faces a 5% or greater contraction in GDP next year.

In rats of OVX + Met group, PE elicited significantly greater contraction in a dose-dependent manner in endothelium-intact thoracic aortas rings; ACh elicited significantly less percentage relaxation.

The strikingly preserved agonist-induced NO dependent vasodilatation of resistance vessels from Apoe−/−/IL-1R1−/− mice compared to Apoe−/− in both diet groups as well as the greater contraction in response to L-NAME in the fat-fed Apoe−/−/IL-1R1−/− mice indicate a fundamental increase in bioavailable vessel wall nitric oxide as a result of selective loss of IL-1 signaling.

He and Mr. Biden spoke not long after the nation's gross domestic product reflected its greatest contraction in a quarter-century.

Compound 3 undergoes the greatest contraction in unit cell volume with a reduction from 3140.9 7) to 3016.2(4) Å contracting at a rate of 0.162 Å per molecule, per unit cell, per degree [ΔÅ  Z−1 K−1] while 4 undergoes the second greatest contraction at 0.13 ΔÅ  Z−1 K−1.

As my colleague Erik Hurst and his co-authors have shown, states that had the largest rise in construction as a share of GDP in 2000-2006 tonded to have had the greatest contraction in that industry in 2006-2009.

Osborne found himself under fire after a greater than expected contraction in the British economy – 0.7% – in the second quarter of 2012.

Therefore, Ca2+ stored in SR of trout cardiomyocytes may act as a safety mechanism, allowing greater contraction when higher contractility is required, such as stress or exercise.