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Trained observers and patients rated the wrinkles on a scale of 0 (none) to 3 (severe) at maximum contraction and repose and at baseline and 4-week intervals over a 16-week period after injection.

The analytical parameters such as softening temperature (°C), maximum contraction (°C), maximum dilatation temperature (°C), maximum contraction and maximum dilatation were recorded and used in the formula below to obtain the coefficient G, called the coking capacity: G = OE + OV 2 × c + d OV × c + OE × d Open image in new window.

The results for Tai and Garin Maiganga coal samples are completely omitted because zero crucible numbers were recorded for the FSI and none of the Ruhr dilatometric parameters of the coal samples such as softening temperature, maximum contraction and dilation were detected, so their G values (coking coefficient) are zeros.

Diastolic and systolic diameters were measured by marking the edges of the heart tube in maximum contraction and maximum relaxation states in manually advanced movies.

Airways on naïve lung slices incubated with BAL fluid from ozone-exposed mice were more responsive and more sensitive to carbachol, as defined by an increase in the maximum contraction and a decrease in the log EC50 values respectively, than those incubated with BAL fluid from air-exposed mice.

It is important to conduct a thorough clinical examination of the crow's feet at rest and at maximum contraction, and to assess the involvement of the different muscles so that dose and injection site can be adjusted accordingly.

Maximum contractions and sub-maximal contractions were obtained via maximum isometric voluntary contractions and a very fast walking speed, respectively.

Stability of laminin binding in APTESglut microposts leads to an increase with time in neoCM contraction rates (f*), to maximum contraction (Vc*max) and relaxation (Vr*max) velocities, and to a decrease in time of times of contraction (tCR).

For both the tibialis anterior and extensor digitorum longus muscles, the time at which maximum contraction (Tmax) and half relaxation (T1/2R) were achieved was significantly higher in draggen mice compared to wild-type littermates (Fig. 3A and B, P < 0.001 for all comparisons).

Depending on muscle length in our optimized model, the contractile element reached shortening peaks during activation in the range 9 39% of its maximum contraction velocity, and about 8 25% during lengthening when deactivated.

The distance between the reticulum and abdominal wall was measured before and during maximum contraction for the first and second reticular contractions.