Sentence examples for close tissues from inspiring English sources
Although probabilities can also be obtained for the individual SVMs, URSA's Bayesian framework provides a unified probabilistic model that enforces potential dependencies between distant and close tissues.
Transplants between unrelated donors are now highly successful, thanks to improved methods of immune suppression that reduce the need for close tissue matching to prevent rejection.
At any one time up to 8,000 patients in Britain need new organs and waiting times are particularly acute among ethnic minorities because organ donors often have to be a close tissue match to their recipients.
Thus, DSXM and DSXF have apparently different modes of action within close tissue proximity.
Intra-tumour heterogeneity may also explain some of these discrepancies, even when the analyses are performed on close tissue areas.
The nature of PFCL can be altered by emulsification, absorption of biological substances, and close tissue contact, and such altered PFCL enhances macrophage phagocytosis.
This is perhaps because ethnic minorities are disadvantaged if a close tissue match is required, due to a lack of ethnic minority donors.
During implantation, the device was pushed into the subcutaneous tissue without prior pocket preparation, in order to assure close tissue-device contact and to prevent mobility of the device within the pocket.
In complex with CLOCK (or its close tissue-specific homolog, NPAS2) BMAL1 controls rhythmic expression of target genes, and BMAL1 deficiency results in disruption of rhythmic pattern of gene expression in the SCN and liver [ 12].
Since the medial aspect of the defect has close tissue coverage, it is possible that a mesh or other protective barrier could be applied to the lateral aspect of the ilium to maintain soft products.
Decreased emphasis on close tissue matching and more emphasis on prioritizing long waiters is similarly reported to have reduced the extent to which ethnic minority groups are disadvantaged in the UK [ 18].
