Sentence examples for adaptation of the tissue from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that this response corresponds to an adaptation of the tissue to this stress.

Changes in the expression of genes have to be considered a medium-to-long term adaptation of the tissue to a new physiological state.

The increase in the population of undifferentiated preadipocytes might represent an adaptation of the tissue to the high-load dietary habits, through the generation of increased numbers of preadipocytes that could subsequently differentiate into adipocytes that are capable of storing triglycerides.

This may be an adaptation of the tissue-cultured cell-lines to prolonged culture in an in vitro setting.

Under hypoxic conditions, HIF-1 is transactivated and translocated to the nuclei where it binds to hypoxic responsive elements (HRE) and upregulates a series of genes essential for adaptation of the tissues to hypoxia (7).

In addition, several animal studies have reported a tight adaptation of the connective tissue to the abutment presenting a thin avascular and collagen fiber-rich, as a scar-like tissue characteristics [ 13, 23].

The musculoskeletal connective tissue structure is relatively stable, but mechanical loading and subsequent mechanotransduction and molecular anabolic signaling can result in some adaptation of the connective tissue, its size, its strength, and its mechanical properties, whereby it can improve its capacity by 5 20% with regular physical activity.

It is one of the causes of additional surgery to correct unsatisfactory facial contour after adaptation of the soft tissue.

With splints, functional recovery of the TMJ can be obtained by adaptation of the retrodiscal tissue, without recapturing the displaced disc.

According to conventional wisdom, the stimulus should be different from what usually occurs in daily living to stimulate an adaptation of the bone tissue[ 24].

Induction of CK expression has been observed previously in many types of tumours (see [ 2]) and may reflect an adaptation of the tumour tissue to the increased energetic demands.