Sentence examples for efficient injury from inspiring English sources

These models are generally validated using experimental data then used to simulate real-world head trauma in order to derive numerical tolerance limits, leading to efficient injury predicting tools.

The dissection of SARS and dirty bombs by the Haddon matrix reveals how widely disparate public health challenges can be tackled by a user-friendly and efficient injury prevention conceptual model.

However, on follow-up surveys of participating PCPs, they stated that they felt using the provided tool made them more efficient with injury prevention discussions and that the talking points helped them start the conversations more easily.

Here we describe an in vitro culture system to maintain and serially expand functional MuSCs for numerous passages to obtain a large amount of MuSCs capable of efficient muscle injury reparation.

The association between the extent of muscle regeneration and its functional output indicates how important prompt and efficient regeneration following injury is if proper muscle function is to be maintained.

As naked or demyelinated axons are more vulnerable to injuries, it is reasonable to expect that, after injury, efficient remyelination is critical not only for cellular replacement but also neuron-glial cross talk reconstruction and neuronal function recovery.

Unlike the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), the CNS of echinoderms is capable of fast and efficient regeneration following injury and constitutes one of the most promising model systems that can provide important insights into evolution of the cellular and molecular events involved in neural repair in deuterostomes.

Pretreatment with NAC appeared to be more efficient than post-injury treatment in protecting tissues against oxidative stress and inflammation in models of sepsis and ischemia/reperfusion injury.

I believe that there is a way to do movement that's more correct than not, that's more efficient and lessens injuries.

Effective replacement therapy for complex I deficiencies and protection from I/R injury requires efficient incorporation of the enzyme into the host respiratory chain.

Lithium treatment that was initiated shortly after HI was highly efficient in reducing brain injury.