Sentence examples for circulation barriers from inspiring English sources

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The former three methods need a certain degree rotation of bowel or mesentery, but it's will result in increasing the possibility of bowel obstruction and blood circulation barriers.

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Retina and brain microvasculature have much in common, including circulation-tissue barriers and local control over blood flow (Patton et al., 2005).

The route of entry of GBNs into the body via blood circulation or biological barriers may affect different organs.

In this regard, it is clear that antibiotics often fail to 'cure' an ulcer, although this might be because the systemic and/or topical delivery of antibiotics fails to reach the microbes owing to poor circulation and/or biofilm barriers.

Within hours of their release from the bone marrow, basophils migrate from the circulation to the barrier tissues (e.g., the skin and mucosa), where they synthesize and store histamine, a natural modulator of the inflammatory response.

The KT methods undertaken were an interactive online e-learning module available to all SOGC members, and at MAG-CP participating sites, on-site educational rounds and focus group discussions, and circulation of an anonymous 'Barriers and Facilitators' survey for the systematic identification of facilitators and barriers for uptake of practice change.

Brain cholesterol in adult mice is primarily supplied by de novo syntheses due to the prevention of lipoproteins uptake from the circulation by blood brain barrier (BBB) (Jeske and Dietschy, 1980).

Absorption into the systemic circulation across the epithelial barrier, as well as possible degradation or aggregation in the lumen or at the apical epithelial membrane, contribute to the disappearance of the therapeutic as the bolus travels through the lumen in an oral to caudal direction.

Enteral nutrition can stimulate hormone secretion, promote the portal circulation, and maintain the barrier and immune function of the intestinal mucosa [ 23].

Statins differ in lipophilicity, rate and efficacy of absorption, metabolism, and excretion, as well as such properties as diffusion through the blood brain barrier or circulation half-life; these properties may determine the efficacy to cancer therapy in vivo.

In rats, which are obligatory nose breathers, translocation of inhaled nanosized particles along neurons seems to be a more efficient pathway to the CNS than via the blood circulation across the blood brain barrier.

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