Sentence examples for compartment composition from inspiring English sources

Richly perfused tissues compartment composition is calculated with the same equation (Equation 7).

Because no information is available on fetus compartment composition, we assessed the impact of different partition coefficients on the model outputs.

The organ volumes (Vi) used for the calculation of this compartment composition are those at 18 years of age calculated with the equations in Haddad et al. (2001).

Some striking differences between CMV-infected and uninfected people in regards to general lymphocyte compartment composition (Chidrawar et al., 2009) suggest that CMV infection is indeed a driver of profound immune system changes (which does not rule out that there may be other such drivers in CMV-uninfected people as well).

Slowly perfused tissues compartment composition is calculated as scaled lipid and water content of muscles, skin, and heart taken from the same paper as follows: where F is the fraction of either lipid or water for the whole compartment, whereas Fi and Vi are the fraction of either lipid or water and the volume for organs included in the compartment, respectively.

Two theoretical models of the Wnt signaling pathway in HEK293T were constructed with different structures and compartment compositions.

The goal of this study was to compare the adequacy of single and multifrequency bioimpedance analysis (BIA) to evaluate body water compartments, body composition, and nutritional status in maintenance hemodialysis patients.

Plant cell walls are dynamic compartments whose composition and structure vary during development or in response to environmental stresses.

Reconstruction and validation of the model has demonstrated that the iJL1678-ME is capable of capturing the functional content of membranes, cellular compartment-specific composition, and that it can be utilized to examine the effect of perturbing an expanded set of network components.

Susceptibility may arise from differences in compartment sizes and composition (e.g., fat concentration in plasma, which rises during pregnancy) (Roy et al. 1994), as well as differences in the rates of uptake (e.g., fraction absorbed from diet or air), metabolism, elimination, and transport to sites of action (e.g., the blood brain barrier).

Epithelia delimit compartments of differing composition, and are necessarily specialized on their apical and basal surfaces.