Sentence examples for degrees of contraction from inspiring English sources
The in vitro experiments produced different degrees of contraction for septal and dermal tissues which emphasizes the balance between these processes for optimal aesthetic results.
Conversely, when perfusion pressure rises, the degree of contraction is increased and blood flow remains constant.
However, the resulting hydrogels usually suffer from high degree of contraction, limiting their usefulness.
"The critical issue we need to address is whether that degree of contraction is enough to breach the fabric of consumer confidence.
The collagens from different sources had distinct mechanical properties, as well as the degree of contraction upon fibroblast culture.
It was shown that the equilibrium degree of contraction essentially depends on the route by which the equilibrium is attained.
Furthermore, there is no gradation in degree of contraction of the muscle fibres of the heart, as would be expected if they were primarily under nervous control.
In order to get reasonable selection pressure and maintain the diversity of solutions, the contraction degree for different solutions is different, i.e., for solutions close to Pareto optimal solutions the degree of contraction is bigger.
The tone responds to alterations in perfusion pressure in such a way that when the pressure falls the degree of contraction is reduced, preglomerular resistance is lowered, and blood flow is preserved.
The exact mechanism by which the kidney regulates its own circulation is not known, but various theories have been proposed: (1) Smooth muscle cells in the arterioles may have an intrinsic basal tone (normal degree of contraction) when not affected by nervous or humoral (hormonal) stimuli.
