Sentence examples for upper activity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the catalase content of the XackatE mutant on non-denaturing gels revealed the absence of the upper activity band of the wild-type strain (Kat1 in Figure 1B), which allowed us to conclude that this band corresponds to the KatE isozyme (Figure 7A).

In light of these considerations, lower and upper activity ranges for the average effective dose calculations of the different protocols were defined (Table  5).

Table 4 Calculated tritium activities of young ground waters collected downstream of landfill Dug well Activity of AM1 as Ao (TU) Tracer age (years) Remaining activities (TU) Lower activities limit (TU) Upper activities limit (TU AM10 22.82 [8 15 ] 12.38 10.06 14.70 AM11 22.82 [4 7] 18.18 15.86 20.50.

Patients recruited the supraspinatus and infraspinatus early and this neuro-motor action delayed the activation of ipsilateral upper trapezius activity.

Upper trapezius activity may not per se induce pain development, since trapezius activity in the stress test is similar to trapezius activity during the evening at the patient hotel and is at a level generally observed in sedentary living [ 63].

Upper trapezius activity is similar to HC in unrestrained daily activities, but is enhanced in situations with performance-related and anticipative stress, presumably representing a provocation of the sympathetic nervous system.

Furthermore, the level of actual upper limb activity change associated with bed rest (subjects were allowed to do upper limb daily activities) was not controlled.

Outcome measures: Measures of upper limb activity and participation were used in the analysis.

You'll notice, by the way, that we're only wearing smart shorts — the shirts (which measure upper body activity) are supposed to come out this summer.

It has been shown that upper limbs activity increases the respiratory workload in patients with chronic respiratory failure (CRF).

This study evaluated deltoid and upper trapezius activity during shoulder abduction, flexion, and external rotation in RTSA recipients.