Sentence examples for element wound from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we do not recommend integration of the element "wound infiltration with local analgesia" into FTS.

Notably, subgroup analysis results of the element "wound infiltration with local analgesia" deviated greatly from statistical significance (OR, 0.82 [0.41–1.63]; p = 0.57).

"Along with beta carotene and vitamin E, C is very important not only in the metabolism of collagen but as an important element in wound healing and skin repair," Dr. Wheeland of the dermatological academy said.

Since it seems to be a key element in wound healing and tumor cell migration, there is also great interest in EMT as a pharmaceutical target; recent publications even proposed vaccination against drivers of EMT as an immunotherapeutic approach against tumor progression [3].

Adequate tissue microvascular perfusion is an essential element for wound healing.

In this latter study, clotted plasma, an essential element of wound closure, was subjected to phage-library screening to identify peptide motifs that localized to the injured tissue and fibrin/fibronectin-containing tumors.

The spindle shaped protein bodies, also known as forisomes ("gate bodies") [ 12], are able to undergo a reversible, calcium-induced conformational change and can consequently plug and open the sieve elements after wounding and regeneration.

Angiogenesis is a key element in early wound healing and is considered important for tissue regeneration and for directing inflammatory cells to the wound site.

In this paper, the QDMC controller is used to control a simulated reverse-osmosis (RO) water desalination system with spiral wound element (SWM).

Therefore, transformation of fibroblasts to contractile MFs is generally accepted to be a key element in early wound healing.

Cell migration is a key element of the wound healing process and a recent study has shown that estrogen and tamoxifen induce cytoskeleton remodeling and migration in endometrial cancer cells (Acconcia et al 2006).