Sentence examples for difficulty of tissue from inspiring English sources
Section one: questions included aspects regarding graduation and experience in OSP as well as questions about the use of TUS such as the frequency of use, importance and perceived clinical results on the following injuries: soft tissues inflammation, acute and chronic pain, reduction in tissue extensibility, delay in tissue repair, edema and difficulty of tissue remodeling.
The difficulty of obtaining high levels of engraftment, coupled with the difficulty of tissue recovery and analysis results in few positive events.
Previous genomic analysis of pancreatic cancer has been performed exclusively with surgical and autopsy specimens, owing to the difficulty of tissue sampling without surgery.
In the case of NPSLE, the difficulty of obtaining tissue biopsies (let alone serial tissue biopsies) is a major barrier to the full characterization of the disease process and segmentation of patients.
Then there's the bit where Nucatola talks about the difficulty of preserving tissue while performing abortions: "We've been very good at getting heart, lung, liver, because we know that—so—I'm not gonna crush that part.
Studies of diabetic foot ulcer wounds in humans are limited as a result of the difficulty of obtaining tissue samples.
Progress in this area has been limited because of the scarcity of T. cruzi in blood and the difficulty of sampling tissue parasites with existing detection methods.
Diabetic ulcers often fail to heal, and the mechanism is not well explained because studies of ulcer wounds in humans are limited as a result of the difficulty of obtaining tissue samples.
These features contribute to the difficulty of integration of tissue-engineered constructs with the host tissue.
Studies on human articular cartilage are hampered by the difficulty of obtaining normal tissue and early-stage OA tissue.
Studies on human articular cartilage are hampered by the difficulty of obtaining normal tissue and early-stage OA tissue, and they allow no progressive follow-up.
