Sentence examples for both normal and pathologic from inspiring English sources

To date, quantitative methods have been applied to characterize the vocal fold tissue in both normal and pathologic conditions.

The molecular architecture of the mature N-glycome is dynamic, with consequences for both normal and pathologic processes.

From such studies, Liotti et al (2000) concluded, 'it is clear that the posterior cingulate plays a critical role in the regulation of both normal and pathologic negative emotions' (p 36).

Without a detailed understanding of stem cell differences between fetal and adult wounds, the ability to prevent or treat both normal and pathologic excessive scarring, in the form of keloids and hypertrophic scars, is limited.

This presentation will review data on the architecture and functions of the tissue factor-factor VIIa complex and discuss the elements of the controversies associated with tissue factor presentation in both normal and pathologic milieu.

Proper positioning of the head requires accurate placement of the stem and prosthetic designs that allow the head position to adapt to the variations in both normal and pathologic humeral anatomy.

In addition all samples obtained from both normals and pathologics regarding bone densitometric evaluation were evaluated with the same method, without prior purification, and all obtained measurements were within the detection range of this kit (0 250 pg/ml).

So the claim that hyperoxia is a universal vasoconstrictor in all vascular beds is an oversimplification both in normal and pathologic states.

Neuronal development, function, and the subsequent degeneration of the brain are still an enigma in both the normal and pathologic states, and there is an urgent need to find better targets for developing therapeutic intervention.

Although the major part of the soluble mediators has a pleiotropic, bidirectional and synergic effect both in normal and pathologic processes, our results seems to increasingly support the novel concept of a myelodysplatic niche disease in which the pathological process rather affects the entire BM microenvironment.

Among the many factors identified, Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) is essential in both normal developmental and pathologic angiogenesis.