In conclusion, tmod4 trg mutants have severely reduced force generation with altered responses at short muscle length and impaired relaxation, consistent with the drastically reduced amount of myofibril and impaired swimming behaviour evident in these mutants.
Grabowski also stated that the prostheses reduce the amount of force Pistorius can apply to the ground when he runs, reducing his ability to propel himself forward.
"When fully developed, the Robo-Glove has the potential to reduce the amount of force that an auto worker would need to exert when operating a tool for an extended time or with repetitive motions," Dana Komin, a G.M. manufacturing engineering director, said in the news release.
"When fully developed, the Robo-Glove has the potential to reduce the amount of force that an autoworker would need to exert when operating a tool for an extended time or with repetitive motions," Dana Komin, a G.M. manufacturing engineering director, said in the news release.
For the third series, Razer used custom-made aluminium drive wheels which incorporated rollers, reducing the amount of force required for simultaneous forward and sideways movement.
Due to the muscle's viscoelastic behavior, the muscle tissue relaxed during the first five minutes due to mechanical adaptation of the muscle to the compressive load, thus reducing the amount of force exerted on the muscle.
A range from 12% to 60% of the orthodontic forces applied is expected to be lost due to resistance to sliding (RS)[2], reducing the amount of forces exerted by fixed appliance.
In terms of temporal organization, we found that the time-lag of activation of 'slave fingers' during the ramp phase was reduced as the amount of force level increased.
Human walking is inexpensive primarily because extended hind limb joints reduce external moments acting at the joints, and therefore, reduce the amount of muscle force required to support body weight [16], [34].
It has been of major interest to reduce the amount of brute force screening by PCR genotyping and sequencing of mutations.
As the quadriceps muscle group is a main stabiliser of the knee joint, muscle weakness or atrophy will of course reduce the amount of protective force generated at the knee joint [ 1].
