Sentences with phrase «synergists in»

Even St. Augustine, the Saint whose writings had great influence on the Reformers did not oppose nature to Grace, but was a synergist in the Apostolic and Patristic Tradition:

It acts mainly on the shoulder joint, being the prime mover in both shoulder adduction and shoulder extension (and a strong synergist in internal rotation).

I maintain a private practice as psychotherapist and Certified Rubenfeld Synergist in Pittsburgh, Pa..

Not exact matches

Even though Nina Cedargreen's research is aimed towards environmental legislation, synergists are found in everything.

The really interesting thing about the serotonin in the berries, is that it acts as a synergist for the other healing substances.

Plyometric training has the potential to create change within your neuromuscular wiring that can result in an increased force output via increased control of contracting muscles and their synergists.

Your bench press grip will also decide how much the synergist muscles, or «helper» muscles, will aid in the movement.

Glucostabil is a scientifically - designed dietary supplement containing non-yeast GTF in conjunction with other synergists.

This works the sides of your abdomen and adds a different movement to the synergist muscles engaged in the exercise.

In this study in rats, a «synergist ablation» overload model was used, where the gastroc and soleus muscles on the right hindlimb were surgically removed, overloading and activating growth in the plantaris musclIn this study in rats, a «synergist ablation» overload model was used, where the gastroc and soleus muscles on the right hindlimb were surgically removed, overloading and activating growth in the plantaris musclin rats, a «synergist ablation» overload model was used, where the gastroc and soleus muscles on the right hindlimb were surgically removed, overloading and activating growth in the plantaris musclin the plantaris muscle.

However, it has also been suggested that increases in synergist (helping) muscle activation or decreases in antagonist coactivation could be responsible.

This very important study is one of the very few that have actually tested the idea, by assessing the effects of just 5 days of training in untrained subjects on strength gains and on agonist, synergist, and antagonist activation levels.

But in particular, it is a synergist spice that when combined with other common kitchen herbs would effectively kill almost all said bacteria.

The mechanisms underlying stability - specific strength are likely completely neural in origin, and are probably caused by reduced antagonist and / or increased synergist activation during a movement (Cacchio et al. 2008).

The most prevalent pesticide (found in 25 % of samples) found on conventional peanuts is piperonyl butoxide, a pyrethroid synergist used to enhance the toxicity of other pesticides.

Force produced by the prime mover muscles is greater, because they are working to co-contract with the antagonist and synergist or stabilizer muscles in order to hold the body and / or the weights in place, as well as move them through space.

Strength gains are specific to the type of stability used in training because the need to balance in any unstable environment affects the co-ordination patterns of muscles in multi-joint exercises, increasing both synergist and antagonist activation.

Common synergists used in flea sprays are piperonyl butoxide (PBO) and N - octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide (MGK 264).

This site has watched Juro grow steadily and become one of the key start - ups in the Contracting Automation Tool (CAT) arena, along with Synergist and Avvoka.