Patients with RA were shown to have significantly wider retinal venular calibre compared to controls [ 10].
We speculate that this may help control the calibre of Schlemm's canal.
Thomas Willis first identified the sympathetic nervous system in 1664 [ 12], with Pourfois du Petit recognizing that the blood vessel calibre was under neural control some 60 years later [ 12].
As airway smooth muscle (ASM) is the effecter controlling airway calibre, it is suspected that dysfunction of ASM contributes to the pathophysiology of asthma.
Nevertheless, in BAECs the expression of COX-2 and other genes controlling the calibre of the vessels, that is, renin, ET processing enzyme, and inflammation, such as TNF α and its receptor CD40, P and E selectins, CD54, was downregulated.
Electrospinning is one of the highly favoured techniques to fabricate nanofibres due to its capabilities to produce nanofibres with controllable porous structure, versatility, ease to operate and calibre to align structures and control fibre diameters which cannot be accomplished using other conventional spinning methods [26].
In tuberculosis control, health workers' calibre and adequacy largely determine program quality and efficiency, as workers consume the bulk of running costs and manage the other resources.
Kindle users can use programs like Calibre to give them greater control over their ebook libraries.
Television presenters are among those putting themselves forward as candidates to become crime commissioners, raising fresh questions about the calibre of individuals who will assume control of Britain's police forces at the end of 2012.
The new technology was fire control, which enabled major-calibre rounds to be placed on target at 5, then 10, and ultimately 15 miles.
Few stand to make more money than early investors at Calibre Energy of Washington, D.C. Before wildcatting in Iraq, Calibre was a tiny energy company controlled by veteran oilman Prentis Tomlinson, with a handful of oil and gas prospects in Texas.
