Sentence examples for difference in force between from inspiring English sources

They found a noticeable difference in force between these two groups.

The difference in force between muscle from Mariusz mice and controls in these tests could have been accounted for by the difference in the mass of the soleus muscle (6.72±0.17 mg (mean ± SEM) in Mariusz mice compared with 3.93±0.47 mg in controls; P<0.01), and hence physiological cross-sectional area.

Grip fatigue was calculated as the percent difference in force between the twentieth and the first grip.

This method was applied by several authors who found that there was no significant differences in force between the dominant and the non-dominant side in dorsi-flexion strength [ 20, 32] or between the left and right leg [ 20].

There were no differences in forces between PBS controls and PF mice (Fig. 6C).

The difference in percentage drop in force between the exercised and non-exercised arms for the G allele carriers was highly statistically significant considering both d0-d2 (P < 0.001) and d0-d4 (P < 0.001) as was the interaction between time and arm (P = 0.02).

In contrast, no difference in force magnitude (t test, p = 0.49) between the training and transfer orientations was observed in the incongruent group (compare lengths of dark and light gray force vectors in Figure 4D).

Clearly, the difference in adhesion force between catalysts and substrates does not change the CNT growth mode in these cases.

In addition, there also exists obvious difference in friction force between high-speed trains and low-speed trains, which is thought due to the wind resistance.

Recently, Zeplin et al. [13] compared a knotted with a knotless tendon repair technique, applying linear and cyclical loads, without detecting any difference in breaking force between the two groups in both situations.

Due to the difference in electrostatic force between each salt to a nanoparticle, separated salt molecules crystallize on the nanoparticle surface which functions as a nucleation point and grow to form a fractal-like nanostructure [33, 34].