Sentence examples for muscle of both from inspiring English sources
Even with the muscle of both the president and the president-elect, however, there is no guarantee Congress will release the money.
Although tamoxifen significantly reduced DNM2, PI3KC2Β and desmin in muscle of both WT and Mtm1−/y mice, these molecular changes led to dramatically different consequences.
However, a significant reduction in fibrotic area was observed in the cardiac muscle of both 3-month and 6-month ribitol-treated groups when compared to the ribitol-untreated groups (Fig. 5a, b).
Stabilising torque at the ankle joint is produced by electrical stimulation of the paralyzed calf muscle of both legs using surface electrodes.
While the subject stands in a special apparatus, stabilising torque at the ankle joint is generated by electrical stimulation of the paralyzed calf muscle of both legs using surface electrodes.
"You can't break their arms, you can't put your whole relationship on the line with them and ask them to do something they do not want to do and have that member regret that vote for the rest of their life," said Mr. Boehner, who said he could not remember a time when the muscle of both parties and the White House failed to produce a victory.
Greater muscle activity of both muscles is shown when chewing hard food due to higher muscle force needed to comminute hard food compared to soft food.
His head is shaven; he's dressed, as are all the men, in a white wife-beater vest; tattoos snake all down the muscles of both arms.
They then pass through the muscles of both atria to trigger the contraction of those two chambers, which forces blood into the ventricles.
In the intervention group, the anterior muscles of both thighs were electrically stimulated from the first postoperative day until ICU discharge for a maximum of 14 days.
A significant difference in function between the normal control and the muscles of both ischemic groups implied that ischemic injury had occurred in the hypothermic and room-temperature muscles, even with the relatively short 1.5-hour ischemic interval.
