Sentence examples for ability of the tissue from inspiring English sources

The ability of the tissue to absorb lipids and keep the rest of the body safe thus drops.

The apparent weakening was due to a reduction in compaction rather than a decrease in ability of the tissue to withstand tensile forces.

We hypothesize that chronic oxidative stress may contribute to the malfunction of the outflow pathway by impairing the intracellular proteasome system of the cells, decreasing the ability of the tissue to modulate outflow resistance.

Local tissue O2 consumption can be evaluated by analyzing the DeOx slope during the period of ischemia, and the ReOx following cuff-release reflects the ability of the tissue to recruit oxygenated blood volume, depending on both endothelial integrity and perfusion pressure.

This would depend on the ability of the tissue microenvironment to modulate integrin expression and apoptosis resistance epigenetically in MECs.

The ability of the tissue extracts to inhibit the hydrogen peroxide radicals was determined and compared with ascorbic acid).

This allows slow withdrawal of water from the supercooled tissues (e.g. florets) to the ice sink and enhances the supercooling ability of the tissues (Quamme 1978; Ishikawa and Sakai 1981 , 1982 1985; Price et al. 1997).

The pathogenicity of S. aureus relies on a wide array of surface-bound and secreted virulence factors that provide the bacterium with the ability of tissue binding, tissue destruction, and immune evasion [2].

The absence of vascularity and lymphatic drainage in the cartilage restricts the ability of this tissue for self-repair in response to injury like after trauma or during degenerative osteoarthritis (Buckwalter & Mankin 1998).

Maintenance of postsurgical tissue oxygenation depends on the ability of the specific tissue to recruit perfusion and oxygen (O2) supply.

Articular cartilage repair remains a challenging clinical issue because of the poor intrinsic ability of this tissue for repair.