Sentence examples for able to contract from inspiring English sources

With the exception of CD34−PDGFBB cells, all cells were able to contract after exposure to carbachol (13 to 38% contraction after 30 min, depending on the cell population).

Mature fibrocytes exposed to TGF-β in vitro are able to develop further into myofibrocytes, a myofibroblast-like population of cells that express α-SMA and are able to contract collagen gels, in an in vitro model of wound contraction [7].

Furthermore, we should take the lack of muscle contraction into account, because tibialis anterior muscles were not able to contract actively after sciatic nerve transection.

"As a result, we are able to contract our expense base quickly," he said.

(And if you can't do it, you might be able to contract out to a certain Danish company).

First, it is not clear that hotels in Greece will be able to contract with foreign tour operators in euros or another currency that will hold its value.

So suggestions that entire groups should be able to contract out of bits of the law do not go down well.

The three major southern hemisphere sides were immediately able to contract their leading players, having signed a $555m television deal with Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

We set that up because we wanted to be able to contract with customers across the whole of Europe, not just the UK," he said.

He added that "it made no sense" to him that humans were born with a set number of heart cells "that were able to contract 70 times a minute for more than 100 years without the capacity for regeneration".

The fact that Franck has been signed by Netflix, and has in turn been able to contract Depardieu, is another sign of the increasing challenge that streamed drama is presenting to terrestrial channels.