Sentence examples for contribution of peripheral from inspiring English sources
In the current experiment, the contribution of peripheral tissue and mammary gland lipid metabolism to changes in milk fat composition from plant oils was examined.
The present study is designed to understand the contribution of peripheral vascular disease and peripheral neuropathy to the wound-healing impairment associated with diabetes.
We attempt to address common misconceptions of EP that have emerged over the last 15 years, highlighting that EP is not behavioral or cognitive advice, nor does it deny the potential contribution of peripheral nociceptive signals to pain.
Also, the contribution of peripheral airways is unknown.
Just as Eurocentrism elides the intellectual contribution of peripheral or subaltern cultures to the epistemological constitution of the so-called West, so does exceptionalism reach its limits by focusing attention upon this very issue.
The contribution of distinct βAR populations to the development of persistent pain linked to abnormalities in catecholamine signaling requires further investigation.Here, the authors sought to determine the contribution of peripheral, spinal, and supraspinal βARs to persistent COMT-dependent pain.
Recently, the paradigm has shifted away from viewing COPD as a single disease entity to viewing it as a heterogeneous syndrome with variable contributions of peripheral airway fibrosis and emphysema.
Thus, it will be of great interest to understand the contributions of peripheral and central circuits towards modifying appetitive behaviors.
Thus we used the dichotomous component of this variable because of its clear clinical relevance, and we measured the contributions of peripheral viral load, CD4 count and antiretroviral therapy to pleocytosis jointly, rather than individually.
This report describes the development of a series of peripheral-selective 7-phenyl-1,4-oxazepane NRIs to investigate the contribution of the peripheral site to increasing urethral resistance in rats.
Hence, IL-1 of both central and peripheral origin is likely to influence CNS disease, but the cellular sources and relative contribution of endogenous peripheral versus central IL-1 to brain injury are still unclear.
