Sentence examples for cost of contraction from inspiring English sources
The energetic cost of contraction is higher in the myocardium of patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Do the FHC-associated R403 mutations in myosin heavy chain lead to a greater energetic cost of contraction?
Studies with EMD 57033 performed in dogs, with heart failure induced through long-term tachycardia pacing, show potent positive inotropic effects, reduced oxygen cost of contraction, and enhanced diastolic chamber performance (Senzaki et al., 2000).
But under the demographic circumstances, the cost of monetary contraction in terms of unemployment and social stability would have been unacceptably high.Mr Waldman brings with him another important piece of the puzzle: wage rigidities.
Physiological measurements indicate that activation accounts for a considerable portion (around 35%) of the cost of muscle contraction due to calcium pumping [ 15 ].
The energetic cost of low-load contraction is thus minimised, due to the strain dependence of the chemo-mechanical steps of the ATPase cycle in the attached heads2,7.
"In short — further rises in transaction costs, cost of living and economic contraction," he said.
Unfortunately, there currently are no data available from which to quantify the relative energy cost of the two types of contractions nor has there been a method devised to differentiate true eccentric contractions from tendon stretching or to quantify the storage and release of elastic energy [13,14,209-212].
In the following uniqueness result, we weaken the condition (B) at the cost of a relatively more stronger contraction condition.
United Parcel Service blames the poor showing on the slowed U.S. economy and the high cost of fuel, citing an increased contraction in the use of air carriers.
Precise calculation of molecular electronic wavefunctions by methods such as coupled-cluster requires the computation of tensor contractions, the cost of which has polynomial computational scaling with respect to the system and basis set sizes.
