Sentence examples for measure of contraction from inspiring English sources

Given the success of the apical contraction model, apical tension appears to be a better measure of contraction strength than equivalent pressure.

In summary, in Fig. 7C, we found a new measure of contraction fluctuations above random background orientation in the rigor fluorescence time series.

Further studies of the role of a wireless motility capsule in assessing the effects of drugs on gastric contraction patterns will need a larger numbers of subjects, more detailed analyses than simple measures of contraction frequency and amplitude, and evaluation of dose-dependent responses.

After 24 h, gels were measured and weighed as a measure of gel contraction [ 44].

With regards to presence of cranial translation of the humerus as detected on radiographs during rest and abduction and adduction tasks, statistical analysis will be performed by a means of repeated measures ANOVA, with the measure of co-contraction controlled as a confounding factor.

We illustrate here a model-based approach to designing wall motion measures using published finite element models of altered cardiac activation to screen wall-motion-based measures of synchrony of contraction.

First, in order to directly measure putative contraction of the neuronal actomyosin cortex, we measured the cell cortex rigidity of isolated CB1R-expressing Neuro2A cells before and after cannabinoid treatment, by using atomic force microscopy (AFM).

The change of gel size in millimeters was measured after 24 h of contraction with ImageJ software (ImageJ 1.44p, National Institutes of Health, USA).

The effectivity of the SMA restrainer bars in arch dams was assessed through comparing with a traditional measure of reinforced steel across contraction joints.

On the behavioural level, a measure of low frequency muscle contraction would be the locomotor activity.

While earlier studies have identified NSM5 to be a fatigue index [ 12, 13], this study has shown that NSM5 of sEMG is the measure of force of muscle contraction.