Sentence examples for by phenomenon of vascular from inspiring English sources
This observation may be explained by phenomenon of "vascular mimicry" and "mesenchymal to epithelial transition" (MET).
A hypothesis that may explain the synergy noted is the phenomenon of vascular normalisation induced by anti-angiogenic therapy (Jain, 2005), as the drug flow and availability could increase in cases receiving vatalanib.
Although thrombocytopenia, or reduced platelet counts, accompanies dengue, we have focused here on the pathophysiological phenomenon of vascular leakage.
This is thought to be explained by a phenomenon of premature aging of the vascular system which results in an increase of arterial stiffness in this population.
The high extrauterine concentration of oxygen suppresses VEGF expression, and this phenomenon explains the vaso-obliteration induced by the apoptosis of vascular endothelial cells in the first phase of ROP.
Doctors recommended preventive surgery, which was conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital by its chief of vascular surgery, Dr. Richard Cambria.
Many countries are affected by the phenomenon of missing persons.
There seems to be rapid rebound phenomenon on discontinuation of vascular-targeted agents such as bevacizumab in other disease settings.
If MC degranulation is not dependent on infection, how would the authors explain the phenomenon of enhanced degranulation and vascular leakage in mice induced by DENV specific Abs?
This phenomenon is due to the increased lymph production in these patients caused by disturbance in the drainage of vascular flow from the sinusoid to the central or terminal hepatic veins associated with lobular distortion-impaired lymphatic circulation in cirrhosis [15].
Preconditioning refers to a phenomenon in which tissues are rendered resistant to the deleterious effects of ischemia-reperfusion (I-R), either by previous exposure to brief periods of vascular occlusion (ischemic preconditioning) or by the administration of certain chemical agents (pharmacological preconditioning).
