Sentence examples for contraction capacity from inspiring English sources
Only the increase in DWPC reduced the contraction capacity of the gel.
In general, the lattice contraction capacity of Fr did not change with age (Fig. 7B), whereas in Fp the contraction rate clearly increased with age (p<0.05) (Fig. 7A).
Haemodynamic monitoring showed a trend towards better left ventricle contraction capacity (dP/dt/P) in APOSEC group, as compared to control group (27.2 ± 20.6 vs. 17.4 ± 4.0 min−1).
Based on data from basic experiments indicating that in vitro FABP4 induces a decrease in the contraction capacity of myocardial cells [ 22], we addressed the hypothesis that FABP4 is associated with HF.
After assessment of the fast twitch and tetanic contraction capacity of the muscle at days 4 and 14 post injury, sampling of muscle tissue served for analysis of cell apoptosis (cleaved caspase 3 immunohistochemistry), cell proliferation (BrdU immunohistochemistry) as well as of muscle tissue area and myofiber diameter (HE planimetric analysis).
A variety of recent policy changes will cause a contraction of capacity.
Main Outcome Measures: Outcomes were measured using (1) postvoid residual volume, maximal detrusor pressure, leak point pressure, bladder volume at the first uninhibited contraction, maximal bladder capacity, and urethral pressure profile; (2) rectoanal rest and squeeze pressures; and (3) quality of life measures for urination, quantified by the Quality of Life Index (QLI).
Mechanical evaluation showed a tetanic contraction force describing the capacity of force development of a muscle of 1.5 N in the uninjured soleus muscles, which is in accordance with the literature (Anderson et al. 1999).
In patients with involuntary detrusor contractions, OXY increases bladder capacity and volume to first detrusor contraction, thus decreasing urinary urgency and frequency of urination (Watson Pharma 2003).
"Clearly there will be a contraction in global insurance capacity which will fuel the premium rate rises we've been seeing since the last quarter of 2000," Mr. Riley, the chairman, said.
