He said that while it was once thought that surgery worked mainly by mechanically restricting how much one can eat, it is becoming clear that gastric bypass, at least, has effects on hormones.
The seed coat often contributes to the maintenance of dormancy by physically impeding the passage of water and gases to and from the embryo, by chemically inhibiting germination, and by mechanically restricting the growth of the embryo.
Axial movement of the animal (up / down) is reduced by mechanically restricting leg movements.
By mechanically restricting the movement of cell surface molecules, Salaita and coworkers have convincingly shown that external physical forces alone are sufficient to modify downstream cellular activities.
To limit both the pulse- and MR acquisition-related artefacts, useful data acquisition strategies such as limiting the area inside the conductive circuit, twisting the wires and mechanically restricting the motion of the head (e.g., vacuum cushion), have been proposed [Mullinger and Bowtell, 2011].
Axial rotation of the humerus is mechanically not restricted to prevent the subjects from generating supplementary moments.
Although the risk of pneumothorax was non-significantly higher among patients receiving mechanical ventilation in that review, we found a lower rate among studies restricted to mechanically ventilated patients.
To validate this relationship in our cohort of mechanically ventilated patients, we restricted our analysis to the 44 observations where SpO2 ≤ 97 % at the time of ABG.
However, studies in mechanically ventilated animals are usually restricted to short exposure periods [ 32, 34– 38], even though hyperoxia may induce time-dependent inflammation [ 23].
Potential gestures were identified on deliberately broad criteria, but attention was restricted to non-mechanically effective acts, including body postures, body movements and movements of the limbs and head.
