Sentence examples for in response to increased loading from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally, if we accept that hypertrophy of bone in response to increased loading is a desirable occurrence, then disuse is not a pathological process, but simply the corollary of adaptation to increased loads.

Mechanical fatigue-induced mechanical property changes were exhibited by the tendons in response to increased loading magnitude across just 1 day.

Our data suggest that deletion of MuRF1 leads to less cellular stress and the ability to maintain a net positive protein balance in aged animals in response to increased loading.

Further, we demonstrate that the absence of MuRF1 results in the maintenance of two properties shown to decrease with age, that is, muscle mass and skeletal muscle growth in response to increased loading, which suggests that MuRF1 expression plays an important role in the regulation of skeletal muscle mass and function with age.

Finally, in third place, any major increase in the loads borne by the ST joint increases the areas of contact in the anterior part of the joint and transfers the pressure point in that direction, probably due to flattening of the anterior longitudinal arc and talar slippage in response to increased load.

The velocity in response to increasing loads is continuously reduced, approximately according to a rectangular hyperbola [ 190] (however see [ 191]) from its maximum value in unloaded shortening to zero during isometric contraction (without length change).

It should be noted that reduction in SvO2 is the normal response to increased loading.

This suggests that the rate of migration increased in response to increased PDGF loading.

However, it is feasible that no such reports exist for an exercise-induced change of tendon rest length, which hence can be excluded from being a relevant adaptive mechanism in response to increased mechanical loading.

In vivo, tenocytes typically display an elongated morphology, oriented along the longitudinal direction of the tendon [ 18], while in response to increased mechanical loading, they may adopt a more rounded morphology with more prominent cytoplasm.

It has been well recognized that skeletal muscle mass is regulated by mechanically induced changes in protein synthesis, and that signaling by mTOR is necessary for an increase in protein synthesis and the hypertrophy that occurs in response to increased mechanical loading.