Sentence examples for consistent torque from inspiring English sources

As expected, sham-operated limbs presented consistent torque production over the 12 week study (p = 0.121).

A consistent torque will be applied to the footplate pretraining and post-training to measure any change in ROM following the intervention.

It describes how modern friction materials are designed, manufactured and used to rub against a mating body to form a'friction pair', which generates consistent and reliable retarding torque to decelerate the vehicle.

The order of the calculated rotary torque is consistent with the order of the experimental results.

Both of [45, 46] and [47] proved that the energy dissipation is consistent with the damping torque under some assumptions and the source can be identified as the component producing energy, which means a negative contribution to the damping.

We saw no age-related differences for the angle of peak torque (θ0), consistent with Simoneau and colleagues [46], who found no variations with age in the DF and PF Tθ relations.

The isometric to peak isokinetic torque ratio is consistent with those reported by Best et al. in rabbit TA [ 29] using a similar model.

The continuing consistent decrement of the triplet torque increment with increase in contraction intensity was denoted by the overall negative slope (−0.13 ± 0.05 across days and angles), which was not different between days and angles.

Such deficits point to a gene in the XY homologous class (Crow, 1994), and a number of imaging studies document that the sex chromosome aneuploidies are associated with consistent deviations in the cerebral torque, the bias from right frontal to left occipital that is characteristic of the human brain (Rezaie et al., 2009, Lin et al., 2015).

The small decreases in modelled interpolated twitch amplitude are also consistent with the current findings, where the triplet torque increment was only 3.2 ± 1.1%MVC at a torque level that corresponded to 79.6 ± 6.1%MVC and showed only a minor further reduction in size (to 1.0 ± 0.9%MVC).

This is consistent with unstable EMG measurements for similarly high torque levels.