Sentence examples for limited contraction from inspiring English sources

This incongruity is probably a result of the limited contraction range investigated in two of these studies [19, 21].

We demonstrate that the cell density in cultured RPE sheets increased linearly with the number of seeded cells and that RPE sheets were harvested without defects and limited contraction due to cytoskeletal reorganization, when TGF-β2 was added to the growth medium.

The Medicago conserved region spans 101 kb representing a limited contraction compared to the C. canephora conserved interval (107 kb), despite the identification of ten extra predicted genes in the Medicago interval compared to C. canephora.

Interestingly, when endothelial cells (HUVECs) were added to the surrounding collagen together with 3T3 cells limited contraction of the collagen hydrogel was observed, suggesting partial opposition to the contraction induced by 3T3 cells alone.

The percentage of patients who reported pain decreased significantly over time (p = 0.0419) in the hyaluronan-treated group (suggesting limited contractions and better comfort during rehabilitation), but not in the control group.

The median value of the posterior distribution of the growth rate, g, was small and negative (around -2*10-5), i.e. compatible with a limited population contraction.

The phylogeographic patterns for mtDNA and microsatellites suggest an evolutionary history with limited range contractions and expansions during the Quaternary period and reflect a major effect of the Alpine barrier on west-east differentiation.

In the third study [18], the few subjects (five) combined with the limited number of investigated contraction intensities (three) is unlikely to have provided the proper resolution to elucidate the curvilinearity of the relationship.

Christ unites the first two as the Maximum at once absolute-and-contracted. "Contraction" is a metaphor for the finite status of creatures, all of whom are limited images of God.

Note that no constraints are considered in terms of muscle stress (i.e. muscle strength) or strain per se : it is assumed that limits due to these properties can be entirely circumvented with suitable lever arm ratios; — a given mass of muscle can produce a limited amount of work per contraction.

The dynamic exercise represents changes in the muscle length due to regular contractions producing a limited intramuscular power.