The phrase "a full intestinal" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something related to the intestines, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The doctor explained that a full intestinal examination is necessary to diagnose the issue."
Alternatives: "complete intestinal" or "entire intestinal".
Notably, adhering to a GFD results in complete clinical remission and full intestinal mucosa recovery in the vast majority of CD patients [ 31, 32].
Performing a full-thickness intestinal wall resection of a sessile polyp located on the mesenteric side with a compression clip may lead to compression of mesenteric vessels.
Selective mesenchymal expression of the TNFR1 allele has been shown to be sufficient for development of a full arthritic and intestinal phenotype in a murine model of spondyloarthritic disease [ 6].
These results indicate that constitutive activation of MEK1 or MEK2, while disrupting normal epithelial morphology and polarization, is not sufficient to induce a full EMT in intestinal epithelial cells.
And, in some cases, the still extreme option of fecal transplant -- introducing a full suite of normal intestinal bacteria -- has proven therapeutic.
This clone of the parent Caco-2 cell line has been extensively characterized for its ability to undertake a full morphological and functional intestinal epithelial differentiation process which takes place spontaneously once confluence has been reached and which is completed after 15 20 days of post-confluence.
As CEO of an organization focused on tackling Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs), I spend a lot of time bringing these into the "light" and a full one gallon jar of 200 intestinal roundworms ― the number in the belly of a person with a moderate intestinal worm infection – is certainly one way to get people talking.
To determine whether phosphatidylserine exposure was accompanied by execution of a full apoptotic program, TUNEL assay was carried out on intestinal samples by inmunofluorescence.
But Matthew was still a frequent visitor to emergency rooms because of chronic intestinal infections and was unable to attend a full day of school.
Last year he suffered an intestinal heart attack and almost died, but seems to have made a full recovery, still playing lots of golf.
