Sentence examples for functional whole from inspiring English sources

Though patients with severe sepsis display evidence of varying degrees of coagulopathy with low or declining platelet count, low coagulation factor and fibrinogen levels and high or increasing D-dimer level, these conventional coagulation parameters do not reveal functional whole blood hemostasis, including changes in fibrinolysis and platelet (dys)function [ 2, 6- 10].

But somehow two of today's towering certainties — death and corporate insensitivity — have found each other and have merged their mutual awkwardness into an almost functional whole.

PACT has been used for imaging small-animal whole-body dynamics, functional whole mouse brain hemodynamics, and human breast tumors at high spatiotemporal resolutions8,9,10.

Tissue interfaces are integral to the function of many tissues and for the synchronous interaction amongst tissues to create a functional whole organism.

In the same way that our organs perform specialized roles in our body to create a functional whole, the human race has its special task in the blueprint of creation.

For example, an interesting collaboration between our Institute and the Seattle-based biotech company, Alder Biopharmaceuticals, led to a new method of using a yeast, Pichia pastoris, to make fully functional whole antibodies more rapidly and cost-effectively than other technologies.

We aimed to investigate if non-demented older individuals with increased amyloid burden demonstrate disruptions of functional whole-brain connectivity in cortical hubs (brain regions typically highly connected to multiple other brain areas) and if these disruptions are associated with neuronal dysfunction as measured with fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography.

Organisms were functional wholes; any change in one part would destroy the delicate balance.

First, patients benefit from a comprehensive diagnostic anatomical and functional whole-body survey in a single session.

After constructing functional whole-brain networks derived from an event-related fMRI study of memory retrieval, we examined differences in functional brain network architecture between forgotten and remembered words.

Anatomical and functional whole-brain imaging was performed on a 1.5 T GE Signa scanner.