Sentence examples for sensitivity to stretch from inspiring English sources

b Sensitivity to stretch.

The H2 addition also modifies the flame sensitivity to stretch, as it decreases the Markstein number (Ma), implying an increased tendency toward diffusive thermal instability (i.e. Ma → 0).

For stretching, the sensor of size (10times 30,hbox {mm}) and (10times 20,hbox {mm}) exhibit similar sensitivity (86.0 and 79.8%) and the sensor of size (5times 20,hbox {mm}) has a resistance changing range of 67.1%, illustrating the sensitivity to stretch is related to the width of the sensor.

These changes, which emerge very early during immobilisation [ 9], enhance muscle resistance to passive displacements [ 10] and increase the resting discharge of muscle spindles and their sensitivity to stretch [ 11].

Interestingly, mental computation increased the response of the primary muscle spindle afferents while the secondary muscle spindle afferents exhibited no change in their sensitivity to stretch during mental computation [ 36, 37].

This high sensitivity to stretching likely originates from the high angular sensitivity of Kretschmann-like coupling of SPPs on the pyramidal facets.

It was concluded that stretching ligament cells prior to stimulation increased their sensitivity to load and their ability to propagate a calcium wave.

Britten, with his usual acute sensitivity to language, stretched out the final phrase of that last song, "Death, thou shalt die," in a defiantly dramatic arc, and Mr. Groves rendered it powerfully.

These correlations yielded the laminar flame speeds through linear extrapolation to zero stretch rate, the Markstein lengths representing the sensitivity of the flame response to stretch rate, and the flame Lewis number.

In both groups, the inability to compensate for the perturbations correlated to reduced sensitivity of the gastrocnemius muscle to stretch, but only in PD subjects the gastrocnemius response was followed by enhanced activation of the tibialis anterior muscle (thus indicating this was not due to acute dopamine deficiency).

Specifically, it has been suggested that feedback of nociceptive afferents on the gamma-motorneurons will increase the sensitivity of the muscle spindles to stretch, which results in excitatory input to the alpha-motorneurons that will subsequently increase muscle activation (for review see [ 44]).