Sentence examples for compensatory forces from inspiring English sources

The force sub-task was designed in such a way to be challenging and require compensatory forces that are much greater than those employed in the unperturbed tracking task.

They include altered transcription factor abundance and homeostatic or compensatory forces within and between biological pathways.

During error-clamp probe trials, the compensatory force produced by subjects can be measured.

The task required subjects to produce a compensatory force to oppose the force associated with the circular motion of the mass (F in Figure 1A).

The level of adaptation was quantified as the peak compensatory force divided by the force that would fully compensate for the object dynamics.

Adaptation during the task involves forming a motor memory of the magnitude of the compensatory force required to stabilize the handle.

While the combined effects of spatial and temporal uncertainty on RT remain a matter of debate, these uncertainties have been shown to have a compensatory effect on muscle force output.

Souza et al. [ 5] found that the vertical forces in the pads of dogs suffering from cranial cruciate ligament rupture were lower in the affected limb and they showed a compensatory effect in the forelimb and contralateral hindlimb pads.

Our value seems to relate more to that of a normal breath than that of a forced compensatory breathing; this may be due to an ineffective compensatory mechanism (underlying cause of the respiratory failure in our patient) or an only semi-quantitative assessment of the diaphragm movements because of the difficulties in US study of the left hemidiaphragm.

In animals, administration of CBR1 agonists induce hyperphagia whereas CB1R antagonists prevent compensatory overeating during forced starvation in rats.

The evolution of marginal muscle size, and therefore force generating potential (CS-area is proportional to force), requires compensatory phenotypic change in the mesogleal support structures to accommodate sufficient surface-area for attachment and support to transfer forces for distorting the mesoglea and contracting the polyp.