Sentence examples for detachment loss from inspiring English sources
"Despair, malaise, detachment, loss of purpose?" She's trying to cheer me up, Jessica thought, complying with a grin that felt idiotic.
However, surgical management inevitably result in a number of complications, such as keratopathy, postoperative glaucoma, retinal detachment, loss of accommodative power, and endophthalmitis [9].
STS treatment resulted in cell detachment, loss of cell processes, membrane shrinkage, as evidenced by curling of cells and formation of apoptotic bodies.
The most frequent endothelial lesion observed was endothelial swelling, detachment, loss, and edema (100%), followed by apoptosis (73.3%) of endothelial cells and thrombosis (57.6%).
a, b Upper panel: at presentation: multiple serous retinal detachments, loss of normal choroidal vascular architecture, and chorio-retinal folds are observed.
These include changes in terminal and peripheral sensitization, phenotypic switches and excitability of injured axons, hyperexcitability in the affected DRG neurons, aberrant myelination (splitting, detachment and loss of myelin), synaptic plasticity in spinal cord, loss of inhibitory interneurons and modifications of brain stem input to spinal cord, and so on [ 1- 7].
Y-27632 prevents the detachment and loss of the endothelial cell layer, the disappearance of contractile thick and thin filaments of smooth muscle cells, and the apoptosis and necrosis during chronic FBS-supplemented organ culture.
Here, we report that the ROCK inhibitor Y-27632 prevents the detachment and loss of the endothelial cell layer, the disappearance of contractile thick and thin filaments, and apoptosis and necrosis.
There are many typical diseases, including flaking, net cracks, disruption, detachment, paint loss and blister, as well as black smudges and graffito which were caused by human activities [3].
Cell detachment preceded loss of viability.
Treating cells in culture with plasma cell detachment with loss of viability, apoptosis, and damage of DNA were observed [ 20– 28].
