Sentence examples for these contraction from inspiring English sources
Fixed point results for these contraction mappings in multiplicative metric spaces are obtained.
In cases where two sponges are fused, for example if there is a large but still unseparated bud, these contraction waves slowly become coordinated in both of the "Siamese twins".
The substantial ammonia efflux during periods 2 and 3 of contraction indicates that muscle adenine nucleotide catabolism continued during both these contraction periods.
Median values of maximum isometric force were also significantly reduced at 14 days post-notexin and median values of both maximum isometric tetanic and specific force suggested that the recovery of these contraction parameters was also delayed; however, the results were not statistically significant (data not shown).
In the second phase, the NMY-2 foci clustered and contracted, and these contractions were followed by extension advancement of surrounding cells.
The muscle strand allows the villi to contract and expand; it is believed that these contractions empty the contents of the lacteal into larger lymphatic vessels.
He describes the human colon as "almost reptilian" in the way that it contracts and relaxes throughout the day, but says these contractions are usually happening way below our threshold of consciousness, so we don't even notice.
The BC rhythmically contracts during erection and ejaculation [8], [9], [10] and these contractions increase pressure in the corpus spongiosum [45].
The ventral abdomen contracts an average of 52.8 times per minute, but these contractions are aggregated within distinct contraction periods (consecutive contractions without rest) that last an average of 2.83 sec and contain 5.37 contractions each, indicating that when the abdomen contracts it does so at a rate of 1.98 Hz (Table 1).
We, in our very naïve thinking, initially said we'll just slow down these contractions.
The rate of these contractions is governed by the rate of depolarization of the muscle cell membrane.
