The phrase "as a force produced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects or outcomes of a particular action or phenomenon, often in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The energy was released as a force produced by the reaction."
Alternatives: "as a generated force" or "as a resulting force".
A Fatigue Index (FI) was calculated for TA and EDL by expressing the force generated after a 3-min period of stimulation as a ratio of initial force produced, where a FI of 1.0 indicates that the muscle is resistant to fatigue.
As a result, forces produced by IFT trains would move the flagellar contact points until a balance of forces is achieved when the flagella are properly aligned with respect to each other.
For the purposes of this study, quadriceps strength was defined as the volitional force produced during unilateral isometric knee extension.
While skeletal muscle fatigue is defined as a progressive decline in maximum voluntary force produced by a muscle or a muscle group (Tanaka and Watanabe 2012), comparatively less is known about visual fatigue.
To further verify that the sideband is generated due to nonlinear mixing, the resonator was driven in the linear regime, which produced no sideband, reconfirming Figure 2. In conclusion, we demonstrated successful wireless transmission of data using the force produced by a phenomenon as weak as radiation pressure.
Muscular strength is a component of muscle performance, defined as the amount of maximal volitional force produced by the contraction of a single muscle or a group of muscles [ 17].
As seen for maximal specific force, muscle force produced following a single 0.2 ms stimulation (twitch force, Pt) was reduced only in Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3, Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3/Mbnl3 ΔE2 and Mbnl1+ /ΔE3 / Mbnl2 GT2/GT2 mice (one-way ANOVA, p = 0.027) (Table 2).
It might be that the pain related to OA stimulates nociceptive afferents that decrease the initial maximal force produced, as indicated by a central activation failure during MVIC.
Proteolytic activity has been considered as a main source of damage, leaving phagocytosis in a second term as well as the mechanical forces produced by the amoebae during migration through the cells.
A fatigue index (FI) (Burke et al., 1971) was calculated as the sum of total force produced during the first 2 min divided by the total force produced over the entire 4 min test taken as a percentage.
