Sentence examples for extensive flushing from inspiring English sources

Retained blood in the tissue reduces islet yield, possibly because of inhibition of the collagenolytic activities of the digestive enzymes; for this reason, extensive flushing of the organ before, during, and directly after pancreatectomy is necessary.

Indeed, despite lack of evidence of a new contamination source and with ongoing extensive flushing operations, oocysts remained detectable at low levels for up to 19 days after the change.

This advisory was rescinded on March 27 after extensive water system flushing operations and 2 days of domestic water samples being clear of Cryptosporidium oocysts.

The referral veterinarian reported that the dog was progressively displaying flushed skin and extensive petechiae in abdominal region.

In all, 50.3% of women with an extensive metaboliser phenotype developed hot flushes at the 6-month visit, whereas 49.7% did not (P=0.7).

The similarity of the trend in Cl/Br ratios and δ18O values for high arsenic groundwater demonstrate that extensive leaching of irrigation return and salt flushing water flow could be the dominant process driving arsenic mobilization in the groundwater system.

Controls in the tamoxifen group with a poor metaboliser phenotype developed nonsignificantly fewer hot flushes compared with those with an extensive metaboliser phenotype (OR=0.40 (0.12–1.31)), but those with the intermediate phenotype developed nonsignificantly more hot flushes (OR=1.38 (0.58–3.29)) in an unadjusted analysis.

Women with a CYP2D6 poor metaboliser phenotype developed fewer hot flushes than women with an extensive metaboliser phenotype.

An extensive washing procedure consisting of three serial gradients flushing the column of excess peptide had to be implemented to decrease the carryover.

Adherent monocytes were purified from PBMC following adherence on glass petri-dish for three hours after flushing the non-adherent cells by extensive washing with PBS.

Stronger results were seen in a prospective cohort study by Henry et al (2009), where women with an intermediate metaboliser phenotype developed significantly more hot flushes compared with women with an extensive metaboliser phenotype.