Sentence examples for failed to contract from inspiring English sources

We previously identified a subgroup of NZW rabbits in which isolated arteries failed to contract to the TX agonists, U46619 or I-BOP.

Shortly after leaving the coast, it displayed of a large low-level circulation, though as it tracked westward, the circulation failed to contract significantly.

Preparations were discarded if they failed to contract to Phe or exhibited spontaneous contractile activity.

Three of the ten genotypes identified as resistant in the field also failed to contract WBD in our transmission experiments (sc78, sc96, ck311), and thus were fully resistant to WBD over the course of our study.

At concentrations of L-Mee ≥1 mM we observed a reduction in peak contraction amplitude and a diminished ability for tissue recovery after washout of drug; tissues treated with 10 mM L-Mee failed to contract or relax (data not shown).

Prior attempts by other researchers using similar devices to mimic tendons had failed to contract in response to electrical stimulation (Powell et al., 2002; Chiron et al., 2012).

Its salient feature is the replacement of the Byzantine /ü/ sound (from ancient /ü/, /oi/) by /u/ rather than normal /i/; it changes the /k/ sound before the vowels /e/ and /i/ to /ts/ and fails to contract the vowels /i/ and /e/ to a /y/ sound before vowels (ancient sykéa becomes sutséa 'fig tree,' standard sikyá).

Therefore, the present observation can be attributed to the fact that upon lacking GABA transmitters, the body shrinks; that is, it pulls in its head and shortens its body due to hypercontractions on the body wall muscles on both sides with inability of the head to restore its position and the worm fails to contract its enteric muscles and becomes bloated with food.

A resident dubbed "Dr. Canby" took charge and diagnosed the condition as uterine atony, a complication in which the muscles of the uterus fail to contract after delivery.

What occurred was a condition known as atony, where the muscles of the womb fail to contract and thus, continue to bleed.

In heart failure, cardiomyocytes are alive yet they fail to contract normally.