Sentence examples for mechanical efficiency increased from inspiring English sources

This increase in energy derived from anaerobic glycolysis found during leg press exercise is opposite to the decrease in anaerobic glycolysis observed in the studies in which mechanical efficiency increased throughout exercise [7] [9], [30], [37].

In patients randomized to neurally adjusted ventilator assist, neuro-ventilatory efficiency increased from 27 ± 19 ml/μV at baseline to 62 ± 30 ml/μV at 48 hours (p <0.0001) and neuro-mechanical efficiency increased from 1 ± 0.6 to 2.6 ± 1.1 cmH2O/μV (p = 0.033).

This may lead to reduced oil film thickness and increased temperature, which is concomitant with reduced mechanical efficiency and increased risk of damage to the bearing surfaces.

However, the efficiency increased because of the cumulative effect of mechanical oscillations.

At the same time, factory efficiency increased by 30%.

Currently, the two most prevailing hypotheses explaining the protection offered by increased glucose oxidation involves increased mechanical efficiency and decreased proton load, respectively.

This threshold was selected assuming a perfect arterial pressure-flow coupling of 1 1 and optimal mechanical efficiency, so an increase of 15% in SV should increase MAP by 15% [ 6, 23].

Finally, the potential for increased mechanical efficiency of materials made by the GASAR process is described.

The global strain energy proceeded to become more uniform during optimization; implying increased mechanical efficiency was achieved.

Use of an Adeli suit in addition to intensive NDT increased mechanical efficiency in stair climbing (limited evidence) [ 34].

In support of this, although not addressed in the diabetic myocardium, allopurinol (a XO inhibitor) infusion to heart failure patients significantly increased cardiac mechanical efficiency (44).