Sentence examples for total extensibility from inspiring English sources

Total extensibility (Uf) significantly improved in all body areas except the face after the 2 weeks of the test.

Analysis through the common range of motion allows comparison of passive tissue stiffness across a standard absolute range of motion between participants, independent of total extensibility or maximal applied torque, and is a measure that allows direct comparison across population cohorts with lower absolute extensibility (e.g. low back pain patients, athletes pre-season with low extensibility).

Moreover, it is unclear whether there are between-sex differences in the contribution of stretch tolerance and passive stiffness to total hamstring extensibility.

Such studies could contribute to the development of new intervention strategies designed to promote the passive muscle extensibility that enhances total muscle function, and ultimately improves the ability to complete functional activities and excel in athletic performances.

Its architecture is designed to offer full flexibility and extensibility.

Compared with a healthy reference group, the nonsymptomatic GJH children still had larger total ROM and more profound skin extensibility [ 12].

Moreover, the i-type genes A3-502/ A3-502// A3-573/ Glu-A3f) had positive effects on dough quality, e.g. percentage of SDS-unextractable fraction in total polymeric protein, dough resistance and extensibility [ 16].

Less i-type proteins and more gliadins in Glu-A3e increased the ratio of gliadin to glutenin and greatly reduced %UPP, resulting in the worst performance of the Glu-A3e genotype in dough resistance and extensibility and pan bread total score [ 39].

Soil laboratory reference data were also obtained for liquid limit (LL), plastic limit (PL), plasticity index (PI), linear shrinkage (LS), coefficient of linear extensibility (COLE), volumetric shrinkage (VS), clay activity number (Ac), total clay content, air-dried moisture content, and cation exchange capacity (CEC).

The cutometer generated a graph depicting immediate deformation or skin extensibility (Ue), delayed distension (Uv), final deformation (Uf), immediate retraction (Ur), total recovery (Ua), and residual deformation at the end of measuring cycle (R).

The utility descriptors chosen were extensibility (Uf), the ability of the skin to return to its original state (Uf – Ua), total elasticity (Ua/ Uf, including pulse stretching and recovery), elastic function (Ur/ Ue), and viscoelasticity (Uv/ Ue). 24, 28, 29 Statistical analysis (descriptive and comparative) was performed using the SPSS version 20.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA) software.