Sentence examples for dynamic oral from inspiring English sources

The stomatognathic system comprises static and dynamic oral structures that play important roles in neurovegetative functions (sucking, chewing, swallowing and breathing), speech and facial expressions.

Due to aging of the composite resin surface in the dynamic oral environment, the adhesive strength of composite-to-composite restorations decreases by 25%to80%0% compared to their original strength [ 16, 17].

Two complementary lipid and glucose oral loads were performed at baseline and after 1 year of intervention to test plasma FFA response to dynamic, oral, thus physiologic tests, in parallel with observed changes in fat accumulation and distribution.

Differences in the TCS repertoires of mutans streptococci strains, especially those of S. sobrinus and S. ratti in comparison to S. mutans, imply differences in their response mechanisms for survival in the dynamic oral environment.

In vitro studies cannot reproduce the highly dynamic nature of oral environment with occlusal loads rapidly changing in extent and direction.

Under dynamic conditions, the oral glucose insulin sensitivity (OGIS) index (12) was used, which quantifies glucose clearance per unit change of insulin and has been validated against the glucose clamp (12, 13) and in terms of reproducibility and variability (14).

We therefore assessed the NAMPT dynamic following an oral glucose load and found a significant decline of NAMPT levels to 77.0 ± 0.1% as a function of time, and insulin-to-glucose ratio during an OGTT in obese insulin-resistant adolescents.

Currently, β-cell function is variably assessed using fasting indices derived from insulin and glucose values, dynamic testing with oral glucose or standardized meals, and responses following intravenous glucose infusions (64).

The clamp technique may not accurately reflect insulin action and glucose dynamics under physiological conditions for which better a dynamic test with an oral glucose load may be used.

Secondly, by perturbing a homeostatic metabolic situation, metabolite differences with a dynamic response to the oral glucose tolerance test became visible (response type B metabolites).

Could dynamic complexity in social oral epidemiology be addressed by using systems modelling methodology in our future research programmes?