Sentence examples for sustained straining from inspiring English sources

The crural response to sudden and slow sustained straining was recorded after 10 minutes and after 2 hours when the anesthetic effect had waned.

Slow sustained straining induced increase of the crural EMG activity to a mean of 482.7 ± 42.5 μV (range 366 610, p < 0.01, fig 2).

The Valsalva maneuver, defined as a sustained straining against a closed upper airway, has shown utility in assessing volume status and cardiac hemodynamic properties [ 13– 16].

It rose significantly (p > 0.01) to a mean of 63.7 ± 10.4 cm H2O on sudden straining and to a mean of 56.2 ± 7.5 cm H2O (p < 0.01, table 2) on slow sustained straining.

On sudden straining (coughing), we registered a mean of 96.6 ± 10.8 cm H2O (table 1), while with slow sustained straining a mean of 82.6 ± 8.3 cm H2O (table 1).

Readings were recorded during two types of straining: the sudden forcible straining as that induced by coughing, and the slow sustained straining which simulates that occurring during defecation or micturition.

The sudden prominence of hip injuries comes a year after an unusual number of baseball players sustained strained oblique muscles, which run from the ribs to the abdomen.

Both goalkeeper Frank Rost and defender/midfielder Jan Gunnar Solli sustained strained quad injuries against R.S.L. and are questionable for next Saturday's game against visiting Chicago.

(2) The two epoxy resins (J and K types) sustained strains up to about 0.02 and 0.03, respectively; however, an ultimate strain of about 0.04 is recommended to prevent epoxy failure prior to fiber rupture.

If high work-related demands recurrently occur in combination with low rewards, it is possible that this can cause stress-related disorders and sustained strain reactions, with adverse effects on both physical and mental health [ 37- 39].

On the other hand, the shortening batter showed viscoelastic solid that could sustain strain of up to 50% before showing permanent deformation (yielding).