Sentence examples for exploiting normal from inspiring English sources

Most of them rely on some form of deformation of the tissue, i.e. strain, either by hand pressure and release, or by exploiting normal cardiac or respiratory motion.

Briefly, the hindlimb was immobilized 7 days by stapling the foot exploiting normal dorso-tibial flexion using an Autosuture Royal 35W skin stapler (Tyco Healthcare, Pointe Claire, QC, Canada).

Since there is no known experimental treatment to induce unstacking of Golgi cisternae in interphase cells, we exploited normal pathways that cause unstacking in mitosis.

Far from being an infection with a restricted distribution, EBV a gamma herpesvirus was found to be widespread in all human populations, in which it exploits normal physiologic processes to colonize the B-lymphocyte pool, persisting as a lifelong, asymptomatic infection.

Exploiting the normal remesher of Guskov et al., the proposed algorithm includes a wavelet transform and an original bit allocation optimizing the quantization of the wavelet coefficients.

A recent publication by the Hotckhiss group showed that this could be achieved by exploiting the normal CD40 regulatory pathway through which lymphocytes are stimulated in antiapoptotic directions to produce clonal expansion and functional maturation (30 ).

Describing themselves as "overly dramatic and overly analytical," Derek Paul Boyle and Mitra Saboury exploit the normal, preconceived notions and invite in the peculiarities.

To determine whether Chn overexpression can also trigger lymph gland plasmatocytes to form lamellocytes we exploited the normal expression of Pxn-GAL4 in plasmatocytes and crystal cells in the cortical zone of the lymph gland [13].

Are physical contacts between the pathogen-containing phagosome and host cell mitochondria required, or do L. pneumophila proteins secreted into the cytoplasm exploit the normal mitochondrial import machinery of the host?

Can TEIPP antigens be exploited like normal tumor antigens?

HIV-1 infection has a profound impact on the immune system, partly because the virus has evolved to exploit the normal immune functions.