Sentence examples for increased contraction from inspiring English sources
It also stimulates carbohydrate utilization, lipid production and metabolism (thereby increasing cholesterol utilization), and central and autonomic nervous system activation, resulting in increased contraction of cardiac muscle and increased heart rate.
Indeed, we showed that septic microparticles increased contraction induced by histamine, in vascular constructs from TEVM but not in TEVMA.
Analysts were expecting a slower pace of decline, but the survey showed increased contraction, highlighting doubts about the stock market's ability to sustain its three-month rally.
B. pinnatum increased contraction frequency by 91% at constant amplitude and inhibited oxytocin-stimulated contractions by 20% (AUC) at constant amplitude with slightly decreased frequency.
United Parcel Service blames the poor showing on the slowed U.S. economy and the high cost of fuel, citing an increased contraction in the use of air carriers.
With increased contraction, the haustral folds located between the semilunar folds become deeper, making inspection of the colonic wall more arduous.
The latter enables cardiomyocytes to display loaded contractions by mimicking the physiologically occurring local elastic network (e.g. extracellular matrix) and results in significantly increased contractions (with identical calcium transients) when compared to non-elastic substrates.
Blockade of stretch-activated channels by GsMTx-4 in pregnant human myometrium increased contractions and subsequently attenuated normal relaxation mechanisms in non-laboring tissues.
L-Mee significantly inhibited myometrial relaxation (i.e. increased contractions) at concentrations ≥100 µM (p≤0.05) and reached maximal effect at ∼300 µM where contractile frequency was increased to ∼35% above control levels (Fig. 6C).
The increased contractions and laxative effect of agarwood can be blocked by atropine, a muscarinic receptor antagonist [ 4].
Offspring of LPS ewes probably experienced more difficult births owing to increased contractions and prolonged inter-birth intervals.
