Sentence examples for describe systemically from inspiring English sources

Although the K113 fadR strain has been known for years, we are first to describe systemically regulatory dysfunction of lipid metabolism.

Sarra, who founded the Stronger Smarter Institute to challenge what he described as systemically low expectations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the Australian education system, was awarded the honour at the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee (Naidoc) awards in Darwin on Friday night.

Thrombolysis (removal of the blood clot with "clot buster" medication) has been described, either systemically by injection into a vein or directly into the clot during angiography.

A2m, a cytokine transporter induced by interleukin and predominantly expressed in blood vessel walls and the retinal pigment epithelium in the retina has also been described as systemically elevated in diabetes patients [ 44].

The fundamental value of the concept of emergence, and complexity in general, from a sociotechnical perspective is that it affords a potentially useful context within which we strive to systemically identify, describe and study the more obscure, non-linear effects of multiple, dynamically shifting interactions among large collections of system components.

Two of the projects, however, have entered the clinic, says Mathieu, and research on a bacterial system to deliver immune modulating compounds systemically described in the group's 2012 paper "is extremely promising," she adds.

Ever since Dr. Broaders first systemically described the in situ carcinoma lesion in 1932 [ 11], the lesion has been seen as the earliest form of cancer.

We here describe the temporal and regional effects of systemically administered platinum-based chemotherapy on glucose metabolism in the brain of cancer patients.

Nonetheless, their results suggest that PTS cellobiose systems may play a role in virulence; making the PTS system described here an interesting candidate for contributing to Sp systemic virulence based upon its segregation largely within the more highly systemically virulent strains.

It was an act of genuine kindness, knowing, as he does, that the counterproductive use of the term "boy crisis" to describe what is clearly a problem that hurts all children, and systemically disadvantages women over their lifetimes, is enough to ensure that I cannot complete a full sentence for at least an hour.

Before transvaginal surgery was described, MTX administered either systemically or locally with UAE was the primary management method in our hospital.