Sentence examples for normalised force from inspiring English sources

A normalised force which does not depend on the surface tension contribution has been calculated from experimental measurements and compared to Rumpf's model.

For example, resistance training increases muscle fibre diameters, but normalised force stays the same in single fibres (Shoepe et al., 2003).

Endurance exercise, on the other hand, tends to decrease fibre size, but normalised force increases after training (Trappe et al., 2006).

During stair climbing, there was a significant four-fold increase in the value of normalised force impulse located in the edge-loading zone in the hips with pseudotumours compared with the hips without (p = 0.04).

Curves show Fc = ALs−4 fits to the simulation results, where the only fit parameter is the pre-factor, A. Inset shows normalised force Fc/A = Ls−4 for all spindle types.

For the body temperature, the paw circumference, the creeping speed, the vertical normalised force obtained with a force plate and the analgesic effect, the maximal estimated effect was expressed as a percentage of control value, a 100% maximum effect indicating a return to control value (no kaolin challenge).

In order to characterise the non-linear response of the unsteady heat release rate to acoustic forcing, a harmonically varying velocity fluctuation, for which both the forcing frequency and normalised forcing amplitude were varied, was imposed.

Based on mass-normalised force data of normal subjects, patients were arbitrarily stratified into "weak" and "not weak" subgroups.

Patients were then stratified as obviously "weak" or "not weak" according to their mass-normalised force results.

The largest interpolated twitches were seen in the male individual with the lowest mass-normalised force result.

Of the 14 "weak" patients, 12 were female, but the individual with the lowest mass-normalised force was in fact male.