Sentence examples for faster contraction from inspiring English sources
As the United States approaches its borrowing ceiling by year end, Ezra Klein believes the "fiscal cliff" will bring on a faster contraction than Greece's.
Fifty-one percent of the energy within the wave packet is above 100 Hz, which signifies overall faster contraction throughout the wave packet.
In human cardiomyocytes isolated from the left ventricle of patients with end-stage heart failure, gene transfer of SERCA2a resulted in an increase in both protein expression and pump activity, and induced a faster contraction velocity and enhanced relaxation velocity, thereby restoring these parameters to levels observed in nonfailing hearts [17].
A simple finite element model confirms that faster contraction is achieved with increased stiffness.
During angina, the sympathetic division can further trigger a counterproductive sympathetic reflex that causes stronger and faster contraction in response to insufficient oxygen [ 19].
In this regard, type I fibers are characterized by slower contraction kinetics and lower force generation, whereas at the other end of the continuum type IIB fibers exhibit faster contraction kinetics and greater force generation (Mantilla and Sieck, 2003).
This became our fourth metric; because more time spent when muscles are in this band correspond to faster contractions, and thus more powerful joint actuation.
Female aromatase knockout mice (with high testosterone and low estrogen) also exhibit faster contractions than wild type controls [ 98].
The index for new export orders, an indicator of future activity, fell to 43.2 from 47.5, the fastest contraction for that index since the earthquake.
The fast contraction of artificial muscle brings the fractured surfaces in spatial proximity; simultaneously, the melting thermoplastic agent fills the crack via capillary action and bonds the two fracture surfaces.
Many sarcomeric proteins are developmentally expressed as a series of isoforms leading at maturation to patterns appropriate for slow or fast contraction, and aerobic or anaerobic metabolism.
