Sentence examples for bulk of tissue from inspiring English sources
They suggested that using artificial dermis in combination with STSG as a composite graft provides an additional bulk of tissue with the advantage of reducing tissue contracture with minimal functional morbidity [9].
These results indicate that electroporation does not impair the ability of the shock to reach the distant myocardium and may actually aid defibrillation by reducing nonuniformity of electrical conditions between regions close to the electrodes and in the bulk of tissue.
Prophylactic mastectomies sharply reduce the risk of breast cancer by surgically removing the bulk of tissue in which such tumors arise.
Prior to surgery, the tumour represents a large bulk of tissue that may have developed over several years, leading to an increase in Tregs.
Another discrepancy that is often overlooked is the fact that, while the contrast medium is confined to the extracellular space, the bulk of tissue water is intracellular.
In the second stage of biosynthesis, the building blocks are combined to yield the macromolecules proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and polysaccharides that make up the bulk of tissues and cellular components.
The bulk of tissue-specific splicing factors have been identified in these organ systems, and in turn the requirement of tissue specific AS in cardiac, neural, and muscle development has been further characterized in mouse models.
Many of carbonyl compounds are metabolic toxic by-products and, in the bulk of tissues, they are detoxified by oxidoreductases.
The continuous deployment of the apical patterning system at larval and adult stages and the persistence of some apical plate and organ cell types into post-metamorphic stages would suggest that a gradual type of metamorphosis (where the bulk of tissues persist, see below) is more ancient than the 'catastrophic' mode of metamorphosis dubbed maximal indirect development [ 19].
These polymer-based systems can serve not only a biomaterials-based function, such as the separation or bulking of tissue, but also as concomitant drug delivery systems for the local delivery of therapeutics.
Normal breast parenchyma occupied from 5%15%15% of the normal breast sample with the bulk of the tissue composed of fibrous tissue and fat.
