The phrase "apply physical force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the exertion of strength or power, often in legal, self-defense, or physical training discussions.
Example: "In self-defense situations, individuals may need to apply physical force to protect themselves from harm."
Alternatives: "exert physical force" or "use physical force".
In each case, the bioreactor is custom-designed to accommodate a specific tissue (such as the exact anatomy of a bone graft), to provide perfusion (such as air ventilation and vascular perfusion for supporting the lung), and to apply physical forces (such as dynamic loading to cartilage and bone, electromechanical conditioning to the heart muscle, hydrodynamic shear to bone and vasculature).
These methods apply physical forces for segregating or classifying particles by size in solution, enabling high-resolution particle size analysis.
Automation of ESC handling offers the potential to reduce such variation since applied physical forces may be tightly controlled and applied consistently throughout a culture, and from culture to culture [19].
Accordingly, it was necessary to devise strategies to apply a physical force to the sheets to enable them to attach gently to each other and the bottom of dish during culture.
The concept of rape of the vulnerable was applied only in cases where there was no serious threat or use of physical force.
While the former directly quantifies physical forces applied to collagen fibers in the ECM between a pair of cells, the latter determines when the dynamic microenvironment will reach to a state of equilibrium: homeostasis.
The erosion rate is therefore dependent upon the cohesive strength of the food matrix and the physical forces applied on the food.
Primary injury refers to the initial physical forces applied to the brain at the moment of impact and leads to shearing, laceration and stretching of nerve fibers [ 2, 3].
The physical forces applied to the spinal cord during a contusion injury result in the destruction of blood vessels, leading to a massive inflammatory response and the creation of a hypoxic postinjury environment [ 6, 32– 32].
Although there is limited scope to modify the physical forces applied to the airway epithelium during high-level exercise (and hence, to reduce airway injury derived from mechanical stress), various strategies can be implemented to try to attenuate injury caused by dehydration stress and/or noxious agents.
It applies to all NFL personnel and covers all incidents of physical force.
