Sentence examples for damage regeneration from inspiring English sources

Southwark argued that full disclosure would "damage regeneration", while Lend Lease, in a defence that verged on farce, pleaded the human right to "peaceful enjoyment of its possessions", arguing that disclosing the viability assessment would amount to "unjustified interference with this enjoyment".

For direct approaches, where plants are exposed to both cold acclimation and freezing tests, plant survival rate, leaf damage, regeneration of the plant crown, electrolyte leakage, and chlorophyll fluorescence are often used as phenotypic endpoints [ 3].

However, little is known about the influence of propolis one of the most promising candidates for burn wound management [ 7] on fibronectin expression in the course of thermal damage regeneration.

C2C12 murine myoblast has been widely applied to in vitro studies on skeletal muscle damage, regeneration, and differentiation, as well as chemical, electrical and mechanical stimulation due to the cell line's rapid growth, ease of culture, and sensitivity to manipulations [ 10– 10].

In conclusion, we support the view that the mouse median nerve crush model is a valuable tool for the study of posttraumatic nerve damage and regeneration, especially to disclose the cellular and molecular basis of nerve regeneration taking advantage of the large availability of genetically modified mice.

The MIS approach may therefore be valuable in the creation of articular cartilage defects on the adult porcine femoral trochlea specific to studies of cartilage damage and regeneration.

We expect that the developed nerve electrode will minimize the tissue damage during regeneration of the nervous system.

The common trait during hepatocarcinogenesis is the sustained liver damage and regeneration, which leads to an inflammatory microenvironment in the liver.

In late 2009, the Lundbeck Foundation announced a grant of $6 million to establish the Lundbeck Foundation Nanomedicine Centre for Individualised Management of Tissue Damage and Regeneration, at Aarhus University.

Production of anti-non gal antibodies is slower than that of anti-Gal, however, they damage the regeneration process by inducing macrophage mediated degradation of the ECM bio-implant.

These results suggest that NADPH oxidase is an important source of ROS in mdx muscle, after the initial onset of muscle damage and regeneration.