Sentence examples for courses of tissue from inspiring English sources

However, the time courses of tissue FDG6P + FDG concentration for different values of Ki/V 0) can be derived because V 0) is independent of post-injection time.

Time courses of tissue populations (healthy vs. dead or damaged cells) are determined for two different scenarios starting from the same initial damage - first with negative feedback from anti-inflammatory mediators and second with anti-inflammatory mediators.

(B ) (Left) Experimental (solid line) and theoretical (dashed line) time courses of tissue shear rate (blue curves), cell elongation change (green curves) and shear due to topological changes (red curves), in the blade and along the PD axis.

(Left) Experimental and theoretical time courses of tissue shear rate (blue curves), cell elongation change (green curves) and shear due to topological changes (red curves), in the hinge and along the PD axis.

This technique provided the means to monitor on-line the course of tissue oxygen saturation throughout the operative procedure.

The main drawbacks include low-throughput, slicing the cells during the course of tissue sectioning, and UV damage to nuclei from the laser [12].

Collagen gels are considered a promising biomaterial for the manufacturing of tissue engineering scaffolds, however, their mechanical properties often need to be improved to enable them to provide enough mechanical support during the course of tissue regeneration process.

For each group, the time course of tissue loss was described and the gliosis volume over the first postoperative month was evaluated using an unbiased stereological method.

Regardless of the mode of action, it appears that heparanase may function as a master regulator of protease expression and activity within tissues and the tumor microenvironment during the course of tissue morphogenesis and tumor progression.

Tissue damage, especially in grafts versus host disease or gastric ulcer, enhances engraftment of bone marrow-derived cells (BMDC), revealing a close relationship with the course of tissue regeneration [4] [6].

However, uncontrolled inflammation has unfavorable effects on the course of tissue healing since the inflammatory cells are also capable of inducing tissue damage [2] and therefore many conditions involving inflammation, e.g. autoimmune diseases and tissue transplantations, are treated with immunosuppressants to reduce harmful leukocyte infiltration.