Sentence examples for tension declining from inspiring English sources

Detroit has become the nation's poster child for despair: racial tension, declining property values, chronic unemployment, a school system that serves itself but not it students.

For 3 of the patients, the tension declined to zero.

We recently examined the relationship between the tension decline and stress fiber disassembly in living cells.

Peak developed tension, resting tension, and maximum tension decline rate did not differ between groups (Table  4).

To resolve this problem, simultaneous measurement of the tension decline and the disassembly of the actin stress fibers is required.

After the three inotropic interventions, maximum tension development rate was smaller in SHR-DM, and maximum tension decline rate and resting tension did not differ between groups.

In accord with the above hypothesis, a tension decline in the actin stress fibers leads to the disassembly of the stress fibers, however, the possibility cannot be excluded that it is the disassembly that leads to the decline in tension in the stress fibers.

C untreated rats, C-R rutin-treated rats, DM untreated diabetic rats, DM-R rutin-treated diabetic rats, DT peak of developed tension, TPT time to peak of tension, RT 1/2 time from peak tension to 50% relaxation, +dT/dt maximum rate of tension development, −dT/dt maximum rate of tension decline, CSA papillary muscle cross-sectional area.

The following parameters were measured from the isometric contraction: peak developed tension (DT, g/mm), resting tension (RT, g/mm), time to peak tension (TPT, ms), maximum tension development rate (+dT/dt, g/mm/s), and maximum tension decline rate (-dT/dt, g/mm/s).

SHR: spontaneously hypertensive rats without diabetes mellitus; SHR-DM: SHR with diabetes mellitus; DT: peak developed tension; RT: resting tension; TPT: time to peak tension; +dT/dt: maximum tension development rate; -dT/dt: maximum tension decline rate; CSA: papillary muscle cross sectional area.

The following parameters were measured from isometric contraction: peak of developed tension (DT, g/mm), time to peak of tension (TPT, ms), time from peak tension to 50% relaxation (RT1/2), maximum rate of tension development (+dT/dt, g/mm/s), and maximum rate of tension decline (−dT/dt, g/mm/s).