Sentence examples for been attributed to muscle from inspiring English sources
The increase of intra-compartmental pressures in the lower extremity after reamed intramedullary nailing has been attributed to muscle stretching at the time of fracture reduction, canal reaming and nail insertion [6, 19].
On the other hand expression of genes involved in collagen and extracellular matrix formation was reduced, which in previous studies on limb muscle has been attributed to muscle atrophy.
They have been attributed to muscle membrane dysfunction.
Accordingly, no histological change was observed in the liver in this study, and increased hepatic enzyme after experimental lower limb IR has been attributed to muscle rather than to liver dysfunction [ 21].
We assessed whether the greater increase in lean body mass can be attributed to muscle fiber type specific hypertrophy with concomitant changes in satellite cell (SC) content.
The back pain was attributed to muscle pain and was almost completely relieved by 2-day treatment with a nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug.
This may be attributed to muscle wasting and weakness, increased muscular fatigability, impaired psychosocial and functional capacity that has been associated with HIV infection [ 7].
Thus, analgesic effects are likely to occur, not as a result of blocking afferents sensory fibbers at the site of injection, but rather from secondary effects that may be attributed to muscle paralysis, improved blood flow, and release of fibers under compression by abnormally contracting muscles.
The ACL-deficient knee is often characterized by decreased muscle strength and torque generating capabilities, which may be attributed to muscle atrophy [ 1- 4] and impaired muscular activation [ 4- 8], the latter discussed in a review article by Ingersoll et al. 2008 [ 9].
In a recent sarcolipin knockout (SLN−/−) study in mice, it was reported that sarcolipin was protective against hypothermia and obesity induced by a high fat diet; these effects were attributed to muscle-based thermogenesis, through the influence of sarcolipin on SERCA [5,6].
This has been attributed to increased muscle strength by HRT.
