Sentence examples for contribution of blood from inspiring English sources
The contribution of blood platelets to sepsis pathophysiology has been the subject of renewed attention.
Brain time activity curves (TACs) were corrected for the contribution of blood activity assuming a 5% blood volume.
This study was designed to examine the contribution of blood components to the outcome of spinal-cord injury.
The contribution of blood volume activity to the tissue signal was excluded to calculate lapatinib uptake in normal brain and metastases.
To verify if [11C]lapatinib crossed an intact BBB, the contribution of blood volume to the PET was corrected by scaling the tissue TACs assuming a 5% cerebral blood volume [7] and compared with arterial TACs.
We used relatively low doses of drugs to avoid a very remarkable normalization of blood pressure in the treatment, which would make it much difficult to distinguish the contribution of blood pressure variability and baroreflex sensitivity to organ protection from that of blood pressure.
Other approaches, most commonly used in brain imaging, assume that the activity measured in a region represents a mixture of blood and surrounding tissue activities and implicitly correct the PVE by modelling the relative contributions of blood and tissue to the total imaged regional activity [13 16].
To summarize, we have explored the relative contributions of blood flow signals from extra-cerebral (scalp/skull) and cerebral (brain) tissues to the DCS temporal intensity autocorrelation function.
However, experimental data quantifying the contributions of blood flow and extravascular tissue shearing under controlled conditions have not been available so far.
Furthermore, the present study indicates possible contributions of blood pressure and plasma lipids to the eGFR-CRP link and the eGFR-TRX link.
Based on the possible increase of CGRP in internal jugular vein of an increase of 40 pmol/l found in one study [50], and based on a 22% contribution of cerebral blood to the EJV blood flow, it can be estimated that the contribution of cerebral blood can theoretically increase CGRP levels in EJV with 8 pmol/l.
