Sentence examples for conduit group from inspiring English sources

After 16 weeks, myelinization and ASA in the conduit group were significantly superior to that in the isograft group.

Six weeks later, the constructs were harvested, implanted into surgically created sciatic nerve gaps in rats without supportive artificial conduits and compared with both an autograft group and a silicone conduit group using SCs.

Synkinetic movement ratios were significantly lower (P < 0.05) in the HFA-Y-tube conduit group compared to those of HFA-coaptation group.

There are some Republican conduit groups, such as ActRight, but its home page reports $7 million raised, and among its "most active" candidates are those from 2012: Mitt Romney and Josh Mandel, who lost a Senate race in Ohio.

At 18 weeks post surgical repair, there was a similar volume of regenerating axons within the nerve autograft and PCL conduit repair groups, and similar numbers of myelinated axons in the distal stump of both groups.

Seven experimental groups were evaluated which received GDNF or nerve growth factor (NGF) with the delivery system within the conduit, control groups excluding one or more components of the delivery system, and nerve isografts.

Furthermore, there was evidence of comparable re-innervation of end organ muscle and skin with the only significant difference the lower wet weight of the muscle from the PCL conduit nerve repair group.

The islands are a tax-neutral conduit for these groups, a popular component in the financial plumbing that connects assets and investors around the world.

The notion that terrorism has been brought to Iraq uniquely by the west's overthrow of Saddam, who bankrolled it and was the most likely conduit for Islamist groups to obtain WMD, is astonishingly ahistorical.

Coombs said that in the course of five weeks of prosecution evidence during the trial, the government had not proffered any evidence that the soldier was trained to be wary of WikiLeaks as a possible conduit to enemy groups.

Following culture, the conduits from each group were subjected to flow rates of either 240 ml/min (n=6) or 480 ml/min (n=6) with heparinized sheep blood for 1 h.