Sentence examples for stage of contraction from inspiring English sources

Previously used external morphological characters such as the shape of oral tentacles, body length and width, or color of the digestive gland (e.g., [ 68]) depend highly on the stage of contraction and nutrition, and are variable through time for each individual [ 40, 41] and therefore inappropriate for species delineation.

Towards the end of this stage, the material expanded slightly noting that the overall displacement increased until the next stage of contractions occurred.

A mother may come in the labour room at the stage of contractions.

During compression, a new phenomenon described as a multistage collapse in which the samplesundergo multiple stages of contraction and expansion was observed as the impact load was applied.

The criss-cross arrangements of laterally oriented fibers are evident in the initial stages of contraction but eventually those laterally oriented collagen fibers are found to be aligned in parallel to each other as well as to the fibroblasts after an extended period of contraction.

During the initial stages of contraction, vorticity, and circulation of the starting vortex increases rapidly and is aided by inward bending at the bell margin (Fig. 1A).

We next tested the behavior of an ER-lumenal GFP marker (mGFP5) during nuclear contraction and lobing and found that nuclei at differing stages of contraction and lobing contain the ER-lumenal marker mGFP5 within the inter-lobal space (Fig. 4D,E).

Thus, the deformation front of the arc arc collision is in an active, nascent stage of crustal contraction.

Two eye blinks, for instance, prime the arm for contraction, and the level of concentration controls the degree of contraction.

Results obtained from capsaicin-treated animals demonstrated a significant delay in the early stages of wound contraction that was reversed by neuropeptide application.

"We are much further along the road to price discovery and full disclosure than Japan was at this same stage of their credit contraction," Mr. Rosenberg said.