Sentence examples for increase force of from inspiring English sources

However, few empirical data was available with respect to the different effect on patients' outcome of the two antihypertensive strategies, especially given the deleterious reflex tachycardia of vasodilators which may increase force of ventricular contraction and potentially worsen aortic disease.

Short periods of rest increase force of contraction of the first beat upon restimulation which is considered to be dependent on SR Ca2+-uptake and release [ 25].

23 24 31 Downhill grade is likely to be associated with increased cyclist (and motor vehicle) speed, and therefore increased force of impact.

A vigilant and aggressive Food and Drug Administration, with a greatly increased force of inspectors, is another urgent need.

Designed to prevent pilots from blacking out under the increased force of gravity during combat maneuvers, the suits applied a tight grip around the legs to increase blood flow to the brain.

Here, they use the increasing force of buoyancy to gradually reduce expenditure rate, all the while maintaining optimal swim speed.

Interestingly, the crude extract of A. spinosus increased force of contraction followed by relaxation at the higher concentration.

We cannot determine whether bronchodilation or increased force of contraction of respiratory muscles resulting from aerosol administration is the cause of the increased PTEF in the present patients.

The first arguments against the paradigm of the terminally differentiated quiescent cardiac myocyte date back decades; the increasing force of these arguments reflects the emergence of new data made possible by methodological innovations.

An increasing force of 0.5 kN was then applied and recorded until the femur fractured or the second mark on the impactor was in line with the cut of the neck.

These functions are both reflected well in the grip-strength test, with improved paw function required to grip the apparatus properly and improved upper limb function required to reach increased forces of grip-strength.