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The phase of the maximum tension of the tip link, which causes excitation of the cell, is computed for low frequencies for comparison to measurements.

The measurements presented in this paper indicate that in consecutive loading-unloading cycles, the yield stress either remains roughly constant or decreases, and an additional permanent set of strain is obtained even when the maximum tension of repetitions stays constant.

The PANI/TPU composite sensor could sustain a maximum tension of 165%, and the conductivity of our strain sensor can be calculated to be about 7.5 × 10−3 S cm−1.

We aimed to understand how occlusal contacts are distributed at the moment of maximal clench, which coincides with the release of the maximum tension of the muscles during the elevation of the mandibles avoid any grinding movement of the teeth when biting [ 27].

Segments of guinea pig intestine (ileum, latter half of the intestine) were suspended at a maximum tension of 1.0 g in automatic organ bath (Panlab Technology for Bioresearch, Barcelona, Spain) filled with 25 ml of Tyrode's solution (137 mm NaCl, 5 mm KCl, 2.5 mm CaCl2-2H2O, 0.1 mm MgCl2-6H2O, 0.3 mm NaH2PO4-2H2O, 11.9 mm NaHCO3, and 5.6 mm glucose, pH 7.4).

We did not specifically assess this site but examined the wall thickness at the site of likely maximum tension on the anterior surface of the uterus at the point of greatest posterior to anterior diameter.

Uterine wall tension followed an exponential curve, with results increasing throughout pregnancy with the site of maximum tension on the anterior wall.

But his reputation for wringing maximum tension out of a negotiation suffered a slight setback last week.

Fatigue data of FU2590 measured with both methods are comparable when presented vs. the normalized maximum stress, i.e. maximum tension stress of a cycle divided by the bending or tensile strength, respectively.

The latter alternates from maximum tension to maximum compression between top and bottom halves of the cross-section.

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.