Sentence examples for mechanical modalities from inspiring English sources

The number '1' in L1 and G1 indicates somatosensory abnormality related to the thermal modalities alone, '2' in L2 and G2 indicates abnormality related to mechanical modalities alone and '3' indicates abnormalities related to both thermal and mechanical modalities (mixed) [19, 43].

The number after the letter L or G indicates whether the abnormality is related to the thermal modalities alone (1), the mechanical modalities alone (2), or mixed (3) (thermal and mechanical).

In the United States and Israel, physical agents and mechanical modalities were applied more often than in the Netherlands.

Unlike other potassium channels, K2Ps are gated by remarkably diverse stimuli that include chemical, thermal, and mechanical modalities.

Initial treatment is non-operative and often entails the use of mechanical modalities such as dynamic and static splints.

In the Netherlands, manual therapy was applied more often (67.2%), while physical agents or mechanical modalities were applied only in 5% of the patients.

Very poor results and a highly unfavorable risk-benefit ratio were seen in early studies, for two main reasons [3, 4]: the extent of complications, particularly hemorrhagic, and the use of mechanical ventilation modalities which, at that time, took insufficient account of the risk of pulmonary baro- and volutrauma.

A number of mechanical thromboprophylactic modalities are available.

While anabolic responses to bone by various mechanical loading modalities have been demonstrated, little is known about the effects of mechanical loading to the knee on the regulation of MMPs in chondrocytes of the femoral cartilage in the knee.

Both chemical and mechanical sensory modalities have been shown to contribute to the regulation of cnidocyte discharge [ 24, 29], but to date no sensory receptor gene has been linked to any of these behaviors in Cnidaria.

Very poor results and a highly unfavorable risk-benefit ratio were seen in early studies, for two main reasons [ 3, 4]: the extent of complications, particularly hemorrhagic, and the use of mechanical ventilation modalities which, at that time, took insufficient account of the risk of pulmonary baro- and volutrauma.