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Furthermore, the cadaveric studies of G. A. Brunelli and G. R. Brunelli [ 11] showed that the direction of force as well as the anatomical position of each root or branch of the brachial plexus will also determine the degree of axonal damage from an externally exerted force on the neck.

In a novel grip-force task, participants exerted force on a force transducer to view pictures of food and other rewards.

For instance, in the work of Washizu and co-workers, DNA tethered at one end to a surface was stretched using an electric field, which exerted force on the negatively charged phosphate groups found along the DNA helix.

The exerted force of the substrate surface varied from one position to another due to plastic deformation.

The presented formulations show that the small-scale parameter is incorporated into the exerted forces on the nanoplate due to the applied magnetic field.

Winchester et al. (2009) demonstrated that a single static stretch maneuver (30 s) is sufficient to significantly reduce the maximal exerted force of the hamstrings muscles.

Each stimulator had a flat contact surface of 0.2 mm that exerted forces of 8 512 mN.

The expression for the drag force (3) F drag = 6 π r η ν, acting on a spherical particle with radius r, moving at a speed v in a viscous fluid with dynamic viscosity η (≈ 0.9 × 10−3 Pa s for water) relates the exerted force to the observed particle velocity.

The force required in each cycle phase is determined by the relative force, i.e. a ratio of the value of exerted force to maximum force (Roman-Liu 2007).

Both subjective and objective indications of force and fatigue can provide information on exerted force and endurance time (ET).

The absence of differences in the MVC presented here is in accordance to the study of Cannavan et al. (2012) where a comparable static stretch regime (3 min) of the plantar flexors did not lead to an effect on the maximal exerted force, the rate of force development, and the tendon elasticity.