Sentence examples for peak stretch from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, post-decellularization ovine leaflets exhibited significant increases in biaxial areal strain (p < 0.001) and circumferential peak stretch (p < 0.001); however, this effect was not observed in the human counterparts (p > 0.10).

The increase in patient visits during the outbreak, particularly during the peak stretch from 14 July 2012 to 25 July 2012, suggests that these campaigns effectively increased health-seeking behavior among patients with relevant symptoms.

At larger aspirated lengths (L/Rc = 0.9) the model exhibited much the same pattern except with larger peak stretch ratios and a greater fraction of the tissue under high stretch or compression (Fig. 4).

Using cell cultures submitted to cyclic stretch, Tschumperlin and colleagues showed that the magnitude of deformation was more important than the peak stretch in inducing cell death [ 39].

The millstone and shale "Dark Peak" stretches north past the The Pennine Way which begins at Edale.

On the Internet, sites like Google Maps show Mapleton as a triangle generally in that same area, except its peak stretches up to the intersection of 18th and McDonald Avenues.

Mr. Bohr said that he had worked at what he called "destination restaurants," and that while first- and second-timers might keep them humming at peak hours during peak stretches, "it's regulars who support you on off days, in bad weather, during times of the night that aren't prime times".

The climb to the peak stretches 2 km and takes four to five hours.

The pools also served as references for time normalization (peak stretching) and were used to express the concentrations of each peak in the samples as a percentage of the concentration of those peaks in the averaged pool.

The peak stretching at wave number 3385 (cm−1) corresponds to N H (2° amines) bonding.

At an altitude of 3,500 metres, it looks down on the Atacama desert, the driest place on earth, and on each side snow-capped volcanic peaks stretch away for hundreds of kilometres to the north and south.