Sentence examples for active healing from inspiring English sources
The presence of an extra layer between encapsulated liquid healing agent and outer layer enables the encapsulation of chemically and physically active healing agents, extends the efficiency and life-time of the healing functionality.
I therefore conclude that the clinical bioethicist can have an active healing role as a member of the health care team by helping to relieve suffering not only for patients and their families, but for health care providers as well.
Tooth strike trauma in theropods occurs on or around the face, particularly on the maxillary rostrum and dentary bones, and the injuries are often undergoing active healing at the time of death.
These predicted upstream regulators may indicate lower inflammation (glucocorticoid) and active healing (PDGF) [ 74].
Overall these expression data and their regulator and function enrichments suggest that P.a.-infected wounds had greater inflammation and K.p.-infected wounds had more developed and active healing.
One man with prostate cancer made the distinction between passive and active healing, where: …surgery, radiation and chemo, are passive forms of healing, you turn yourself over to somebody to be healed, and these other forms are active healing…I'm actively involved in my own health and healing, not waiting for some saviour on the outside to make me better.
TGFβ signaling in the microenvironment has been implicated in tumor progression and is enriched in active wound healing, so we evaluated association of Active subtype with TGFβ signaling.
General formulation approaches towards achieving optimum physical properties and controlled delivery characteristics for an active wound healing dosage form are also considered briefly.
BACKGROUND: To better understand upper airway tissue regeneration, the exposed cartilage and bone at donor sites of tissue flaps may serve as in vivo "Petri dishes" for active wound healing.
Mist and biologically engineered skin grafts represent a new generation of what's known as active wound healing technologies, aimed at the 6 million people suffering from chronic wounds.
We next determined if these escape mechanisms are also active in healing skin wounds and if the wound-induced hyperproliferation accelerates this process.
