Sentence examples for contact vessels from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the population of TRAP-VAL sporozoites still spends approximately 10% of its time on or near blood vessels, yet blood vessel entry events were reduced by 97%, suggesting that even when TRAP-VAL sporozoites do contact vessels they cannot invade them.

These data point to an additional impairment in blood vessel entry, that is, even when they do contact blood vessels, they cannot invade them.

As attempts were made to contact nearby vessels, the lifeboats began to be launched, with orders of women and children first.

Besides GFAP+1 expression, this subpopulation of astrocytes is characterized by long processes which often contact blood vessels (Fig. 4E F, arrows) and their morphology resembles reactive astrocytes in that sense that GFAP+1 astrocytes are larger in size compared to normal resting astrocytes, however the extensions of the GFAP+1 astrocytes are smaller in diameter.

This indicates that contact with vessels increases the difficulty of detection by radiologists.

In this study continuous release of growth factors occurred from the fibrin gel being in direct contact to vessels, however, separated from surrounding skeletal muscles by a membrane.

Enteric glia surround neuronal cell bodies and axons, as well as contact blood vessels and epithelial cells, and are likely to take part in many gut functions in manners that are similar to astrocytes [ 32, 202].

AQP4 water channels are densely clustered along astrocyte processes that contact blood vessels and play a critical role in regulating fluid homeostasis in healthy CNS and play roles in both vasogenic and cytotoxic edema as discussed below.

Astrocytes, which have processes that on the one hand contact blood vessels and on the other hand contact neuronal perikarya, axons (at nodes of Ranvier), and synapses, are well positioned to take up glucose from blood vessels and furnish energy metabolites to different neural elements in gray and white matter (Fig.  2a).

However, possibility of restricton solutions, when excited region occupies the central part of the vessel and is not in contact with vessel wall, is a source of danger that this excitation will not remain localized.

"Milford Haven Coastguard contacted other vessels in the area by radio and requested Angle and St Davids RNLI lifeboats to attend and the rescue helicopter from RAF Chivenor.