Sentence examples for onset of contractions from inspiring English sources

When contractions representing the onset of labour occurred there was no diurnal rhythm to the timing of onset of contractions.

Previous studies have only measured ATP at least 60 seconds after the onset of contractions [ 9- 11] and, as such, this is the first study to report an increase in ATP during the transition from rest to exercise.

Accumulation of proposed vasodilators such as ATP released from RBCs would therefore be expected to precede the onset of second phase; that is, they should be present within approximately 30 seconds of the onset of contractions.

Treatment consisted of two courses of antibiotics, with the first course administered at enrollment (20 to 24 weeks gestation) and the second at the onset of contractions and/or premature rupture of membranes.

For the 30 outpatient women who were discharged home overnight, only two returned before planned admission the following morning; one returned due to anxiety, the other due to onset of contractions.

Additionally, in an attempt to further decipher the causes of pre-term labor, a number of investigators have used transcriptomic approaches to examine the transition from uterine quiescence to the onset of contractions in small numbers of patients [ 18- 22].

Transfer of high numbers of TCR transgenic cells into hosts has been shown to hasten the onset of contraction [21].

However, a critical question that remained was why the levels of downstream apoptotic mediators dropped to background levels before the onset of contraction.

While the co-expression of canonical apoptotic mediators seems to point to significant cell death in the activated CD8+ T cell population, this is inconsistent with the timing of the onset of contraction, and our cell viability observations.

To further characterize the myotubes, two other parameters were analyzed: the time to peak twitch stress (TPT), which is the time required to reach stress from the onset of contraction, and time to half relaxation (½RT), which is the time required to relax to 50% of peak tension.

With the onset of contraction of the plantarflexors the reciprocal inhibition of that muscle decreases [25].