Sentence examples for cage expansion from inspiring English sources

Although this large animal representation of nonsymmetrical chest disease is appealing as one in which the compressive forces created by the large effusion cause disproportionately ipsilateral lung collapse and rib cage expansion, it must be emphasized that the thoracic anatomies of the pig and human are not equivalent [22].

Judge Hassan Farid said he received a letter from the Cairo security board of directors stating police would be unable to move the defendants from prison to the courthouse after cage expansion works had stalled.

These things all get put in place due to the rib cage and the expansion of that rib cage and the brilliance of only the few human beings that can do it.

Thus, longer mutant grooming bouts in the home cage likely involved expansion of several components of grooming, including longer body licking bouts and facial strokes.

At the same time (1200 ≤ j ≤ 1250), together with the salt-bridge formation, the radius of gyration increases from 7.1 Å to 7.4 Å (as shown in Figure 1), indicating the slight expansion of Trp-cage, but RMSD continuously decreases from 3.9 Å to 3.3 Å.

Close your eyes and bring your attention into your body, to the sensation of your feet on the ground; the movements of your breath, the expansion of your rib cage.

Feel the lateral expansion of your rib cage upon inhalation and the movement of the ribcage towards the midline when you exhale.

The excellent lithium storage performance is attributed to easy electrolyte permeability, shorter Li+ and electron diffusion pathways, and effective alleviation of the volume expansion provided by the cage-like hollow structure.

In addition, the deposition of fat on the chest wall may impede the expansion and excursion of the rib cage, through a direct loading effect or by altering the inter-costal muscle function [ 19].

The alternative of the pipe expansion owing to hot gas and the cage configuration of the three-way valve were also studied.

This suggests either a high impedance to further lengthening and cephalic motion of the diaphragm or compensatory lung expansion due to expansion of the rib cage.