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For example, two muscles in the limbs of mice have maximum shortening speeds (at 37 °C) of 24 and 13 lengths per second.
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Only lengthening was tested, because it was technically impossible for us to measure the forces during shortening (they become negative for even relatively low shortening speeds).
Only lengthening was tested, because it was technically not possible for us to measure the forces during shortening (they become negative for even relatively low shortening speeds).
Macroscopic parameters of contraction, such as maximum tension, speed of shortening or ATPase activity, are unlikely to reveal differences between the ventricles because they are made on whole organs containing trillions of actin and myosin molecules.
Earlier the NWS reported maximum wind speeds of 190mph.
High-speed turnouts (rated #32.7) are capable of handling maximum diverging speeds of 80 mph.
Maximum walking speeds were provided in two trials [ 19, 21].
It was expected that the train would, as in Italy, run at a maximum speed of and significantly shorten the travel times between major cities.
Maximum speeds, however, vary greatly between species.
Speed limits are speed limits, the maximum speeds legally allowed on the road.
Maximum speed (mm/second), defined by the maximum speed reached by the hand movement.
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