Sentence examples for by measuring force from inspiring English sources
Fatigable weakness was determined by measuring force generation during a series of repetitive forelimb grip measurements using a dynamometer (Fig. 1B).
Also on display were a simulated baby jaw, which helps identify toys that may come apart as a result of biting and tearing; a strangulation tester, which gauges the risk of strangulation by measuring force exerted on the neck; and a biomechanical model that measures the pulling force of a child to test if a product is likely to fall apart in a child's hands.
Passive tension (mN) was determined by measuring force during diastole, i.e. unstimulated force, at incremental bundle lengths [36].
Maximum isometric force was determined by measuring force after perfusing the experimental chamber with, successively, pCa 9.0 and pCa 4.5 solutions.
Proceeding from individual fibers to intact cells, others characterized viscoelastic properties of human platelets by measuring force curves as a function of position of the tip with respect to the surface of the cell (Radmacher et al. 1996).
Calcium sensitivity (pCa50) was determined by measuring force in activating solutions with submaximal [Ca2+] (pCa values ranged from 5.0 to 6.0) obtained by appropriate mixing of the activating and relaxing solutions.
The machining parameters have been optimized by measuring forces.
"The whole field of doing microscopy by measuring forces evolved from an early collaboration between an IBM'er [Nobel Prize winner Gerd Binnig] and a Stanford professor [Quate]," said Rugar.
By measuring forces generated as the tiny magnet is positioned at 8,000 different points around the sample, scientists can generate a three-dimensional map of hydrogen density, thereby creating a three-dimensional image.
Single molecule force spectroscopy presents a deceptively simple approach to probing interaction between molecules and molecular assemblies on the nanoscale by measuring forces that it takes to pull the molecules apart.
Lung function is often assessed by measuring forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1) and forced vital capacity (FVC).
