Sentence examples for application of a substance from inspiring English sources

It has been demonstrated that local application of a substance containing propolis encourages the healing of the wounds through reducing inflammation and relieving pain after oral surgery.

Similarly, the article by C. Liu and coauthors suggested the possible application of a substance known as the early growth response gene-1 DNA enzyme (EDRz) against cardiovascular complications like intimal hyperplasia and excessive proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells.

The bonding mechanism starts with the application of an acidic substance, which enables the superficial tooth demineralization; then, another substance is used to prepare the demineralized substrate (primer), followed by the application of a resinous substance (resin bond), which links the tooth to the restorative material.

Light therapy is a method that involves delivering intense pulses of light to the area with acne sometimes following the application of a sensitizing substance (such as aminolevulinic acid).

Three of these techniques involve application of a foreign substance on or near the body (e.g., heat or cold) and one technique, directed breathing, could be performed by the patient as part of many other techniques.

Etching corresponds to the application of an acid substance to demineralize the surface; priming is the preparation of the etched surface before application of the adhesive, and it is usually applied to dentin alone.

ALI seems an appropriate situation in which to consider application of an anticoagulant substance by the tracheo-bronchial route.

Congo red, first of the synthetic dyestuffs of the direct type, that is, not requiring application of a mordant (a substance such as tannin or alum used to fix the colour to cotton fibres).

Conclusions drawn from cell culture experiments are always difficult to directly transfer to the in vivo situation and may not allow for a very precise prediction of clinical applications of a given substance.

In our survey nearly a quarter of women reported application of a potentially non-sterile substance to the cord that may increase the risk of neonatal sepsis and tetanus [ 1].

These characteristics together allow a wide dispersive use by a low mass application of the substance.