Sentence examples for functional normal from inspiring English sources

Thus, an emerging concept in molecular medicine is to devise therapeutic strategies that, rather than simply inhibiting angiogenesis, can foster the re-establishment of a structural and functional normal network, a phenomenon often referred to as "vessel normalization" (Goel et al, 2011) (Fig 1).

"She now lives a completely functional normal life," said the mother, who requested anonymity so that she would not jeopardize an ongoing immigration case.

Using stereotactic photon treatments, functional normal liver tissue may be spared more effectively.

Despite such advances, cartilage damage often cannot be repaired to a fully functional normal state, or the procedures have higher failure rates in younger patients [ 75].

IL-17A-/ mice have physiological bone homeostasis indistinguishable from Wt mice, and bone marrow macrophages isolated from these mice develop fully functional normal osteoclasts.

Although ohnologs originated from an ancient polyploidization event and rampant genome-wide deletions have since restored functional normal ploidy in these Saccharomyces species [ 26, 27], it is noteworthy that this extensive gene-neighborhood conservation has persisted.

Samsung's WELT smart belt, a prototype that was one of the hits of CES, is a functional, normal-looking belt that will count your steps, measure your waist size (by gauging changes in tension) and record the amount of time you spend sitting down.

(Normal >15 20% uptake for each kidney = functional mass, Normal Global renal DMSA uptake >40%).

Increases in the secretion and serum concentrations of these hormones provide evidence that the pituitary gland remains functional in normal postmenopausal women, even though ovarian function declines markedly.

Unlike the OLS and IV techniques, the PSM technique relaxes the assumptions of functional form, normal distribution of unobserved covariates and finding instrumental variables for the specification of the outcome equation.

From a functional viewpoint, normal cognition depends on the contribution of a number of basic cognitive units (BCU), which may represent neurons, synapses or cerebral circuits (biological units).