Sentence examples for retraction time from inspiring English sources

All four antipsychotic drugs increased hind paw retraction time but only haloperidol also increased forelimb retraction time.

To reduce the retraction time, the friction between the hanging liquid and the outside surface of the nozzle should be minimized.

Liquids with high viscosity required a long retraction time (i.e., the time taken by the liquid to return to its initial state) for the residual liquid at the end of the nozzle after pinch-off.

It's not ideal that false information was left uncorrected in public for more than a year, but it's still ahead of the average retraction time of three years, Oransky said.

The measurement cycle characteristics (measuring and parking periods, as well as the probe insertion and retraction times) will be defined as a compromise between the thermal load acting on the probe head and the measuring requirements.

Differences in birefringence were found for linear and star polymer, with the same span molecular weight (Ms), drawn to large strains above the glass transition temperature (Tg) for time-scales close to, or longer than, the chain retraction-time (τB).

We conducted a reanalysis of the following potential confounders that might mediate an association of discrepancies with retraction status: Time (because the rate of retraction of literature may have changed over time) Citations (because more frequent citation might signify greater scrutiny) Journal impact factor (because retraction has been associated with a higher impact factor).

It is not so much the churlishness of the retraction ("The Times acknowledges that no nudge was visible on the broadcast") that bothers me, though I would have hoped the paper would have been more willing to acknowledge a mistake.

By contrast, CID755673 significantly suppressed dendrite retraction in time-lapse images (Fig. 7C).

Qualitative synthesis suggested that en masse retraction requires less time than two-step retraction with no difference in the amount of root resorption.

The results can be attributed to the fact that slow pulling by slow tip retraction allows sufficient time for compact stacking of the nanoparticles before the liquid evaporates [18, 19], whereas melting [20, 21] dominates when fast pulling leaves a low constituent particle density.