Sentence examples for component organs from inspiring English sources

Biological organisms and their component organs, tissues and cells have unique electrical impedance properties.

Additionally at GS 65 and GS 92, sub-samples consisting of 20 of the largest fertile shoots were taken for breakdown into component organs.

The fertile shoots were broken down into their component organs: leaf-1 (flag leaf lamina), leaf-2, leaf-3, leaf-R (all remaining leaf laminae), leaf sheaths (combined), true stem including peduncle, and ear (further separated into grain and chaff (rachis, palea, lemma, glume and awn) at GS 92).

There is no structural evidence for spatially distinct phloem systems [ 30] and quantitative studies of C and N transport, based on assumptions of mass flow of solutes measured in exudates, account for the C and N economy of component organs in the species [ 31].

These results were independent of the initial, maximum and component organ failure scores, and independent of the time to reach the similar maximum SOFA score value, indicating the result is spread across several factors.

In this chapter, I illustrate the technology evolution phenomenon by showing that larger flow components (organs) belong on larger vehicles and animals and that the time arrow of the constructal law points toward smaller sizes over time (miniaturization).

It is a component of organs such as the gut and the blood vessels that sometimes need to change shape while they are functioning.To make artificial blood vessels the team took smooth-muscle cells from fresh corpses and cultured them on tubular scaffolds made of a material called polyglycolic acid.

TACC1 and TACC3 are expressed in the epithelia of a number of different tissues, including the mammary gland and the ovary [ 17- 19] (Fig. 1), suggesting that these proteins may be required for the normal maintenance of the epithelial component of organs within the body.

Similarly, the Organism is aware not only of its component unitary Organs but also of its 'Umwelt' (using this term in the sense of the local environment, which may include the artificial, or built, environment produced by certain animals to protect themselves), as well as its external natural environment, or biotic complex of soil, vegetation fauna and climate ('Welt' or 'Nature'Nature

Animals require minerals as structural components of organs and tissues, as co-factors or activators in enzyme and hormone systems and as components in body fluids and tissues (Sharma et al. 2007).

Objectives: Endothelial dysfunction has been shown to be a critical early component of organ injury after myocardial ischemia and reperfusion.