Sentence examples for contraction that could be from inspiring English sources

The stimulation amplitude was adjusted (20 to 150 mA) to produce a concentric contraction that could be maintained for the stimulus duration (20 minutes).

The lowest contraction level that could be controlled by the subjects was 5 % MVC.

The 5 % MVC was chosen as the lowest contraction level that could be reasonably controlled by the subjects.

Spontaneous contractions (a readout that could be particularly easily quantified) were rescued by co-injection of human WT KCNJ10, but not with cRNA encoding for KCNJ10 harbouring the only partially functional EAST syndrome mutation, R65P.

This could be justified by progressive adhesion and adjustment of the suture through the peripatellar tissue that could be present during simple load, such as quadriceps muscle contraction.

This correction could relate to a short range compliance that could be due to movement of the aluminum clips during each contraction.

That could be because the team was designated for contraction.

In addition, some of the cellular signals arising from muscle contraction that could account for this induction have also been recently identified.

The risks ahead are not just of a mild double-dip recession, but of a severe contraction that could turn into Great Depression II, especially if the eurozone crisis becomes disorderly and leads to a global financial meltdown.

However, policymakers should take care to avoid a sharp near-term fiscal contraction that could endanger the recovery".

One woman whose progress in early labour had been assessed several times at the unit said: 'It wasn't made clear to me at any point that contractions could be so painful and this meant you would lose out on sleep.