Sentence examples for difference in the alveolar from inspiring English sources

Importantly, there was no difference in the alveolar number between WT and mutant glands measured at the first lactation).

A significant difference in the alveolar bone loss between unligated and ligated teeth was observed for both groups (p < 0.05), showing that the ligatures around the teeth were able to promote bone loss.

Sagittal and frontal sections in the molar region of the jaw did not reveal any striking difference in the alveolar bone organization in Casp7−/− mice compared with wild type.

It can be seen that the perfusion-ventilation mismatch produces a small difference in the alveolar and arterial concentrations during uptake (for the 1 compartment lung model, alveolar and arterial concentrations would be identical).

The two explanations for such behaviour seem to be in accordance with the results found in our study: one explanation entails the sequential emptying profile of the lung (i.e. the " first in-last out phenomenon") which accounts for the difference in the contribution of alveolar gas concentration.

Regardless of the mechanism, our data clearly show a distinct difference in alveolar mechanics in the normal versus the acutely injured lung, which leads us to our next question.

The difference in the buccolingual thickness at the alveolar crest among the three skeletal patterns is less pronounced than at the apex (Table 1).

The difference in alveolar destruction severity might account for the difference in treatment outcome, with our higher elastase dose surpassing the injury threshold for an effect of MSC treatment on histology and morphometry.

There was no significant difference in minimum alveolar anesthetic concentration equivalents between the electro-acupuncture (4.6% +/- 0.6%, mean +/- SD) and control (4.6% +/- 0.8%) days (P = 0.8).

Nevertheless, no difference in the expression of markers of alveolar type II (pro-SP-C) and type I (T1α) cells was observed between conditional knockout and control animals (supplementary material Fig. S2D).

Non-parenchymal volume (Vv(non-p)), that is, bronchioles, vessels, interlobular septa and lymph nodes was counted instead as it constituted a smaller fraction (about 10%): Vv (p,L ) = 1 − P (non − p ) / P (L ) A total of 6 images per group (fresh vs. scaffold) containing 650 alveoli each were analyzed so as to examine the difference in alveolar dimension.