Sentence examples for distributed tissue from inspiring English sources

Consequently, as part of the SPIN feasibility study, hospitals affiliated with Harvard University, Indiana University, University of California Los Angeles, and the University of Pittsburgh that make up the SPIN have developed a tool that is a working, freely distributable prototype for identification of available tissue specimens across nationally distributed tissue archives[ 5].

As measured by a steeper average slope in intensity of fluorochrome (new bone) distribution between the periosteum and the IM nail, the presence of bone graft retards initial bone formation in the defect zone and is associated with less evenly distributed tissue perfusion (steeper slope) persisting 16 weeks after surgery.

distributed tissue stresses [76] [79] and the biological consequences of those physical stresses.

The NCI Cooperative Prostate Cancer Tissue Resource (CPCTR) is a distributed tissue bank that comprises four academic centers and provides thousands of clinically annotated prostate cancer specimens to researchers.

They also operate as key mediators in relationships between patients, researchers, regulators and companies as they hold and distribute tissue, data and social credibility.

Furthermore, the authors wish to address a special thank to the personnel of the Mediterranean Marine Mammals Tissue Bank, particularly Dr. Maristella Giurisato, for the huge effort in storing and distributing tissue samples used for the studies included in this manuscript.

The role of the NICHD Brain and Tissue Bank is to distribute tissue, and therefore, cannot endorse the studies performed or the interpretation of results.

They engage in various bits of nonverbal business, including distributing tissues when Jenny is on her deathbed.

A company called Inter Robot [JP] has developed a cute robot that distributes tissues, is always friendly and never gets tired of his work.

The main role of scientists at the UKHTB is to process and distribute tissues derived from nontransplantable donations.

Decellularized human dermis (HDM_derm) was taken from the back of four multi-organ and/or multi-tissue donors by following strictly Directive 2004/23/EC and Italian Transplant Center Guidelines on harvesting, processing and distributing tissues for transplantation.