Sentence examples for healthy objects from inspiring English sources

This enables one to separate healthy objects, i.e. those without any type of inflammation (Table  1) from all those with peripheral inflammation.

The aim of the present work was a comprehensive analysis of the rheological properties of blood in a group of healthy objects with the use of a rotary-oscillating rheometer.

I have a healthy detachment to objects and situations because I realize the transient nature of things.

If it can be spread by insects or objects or healthy human carriers, containing its spread would be much more difficult.

Additionally, one of the major health objects for Healthy People 2010 is to reduce maternal alcohol use during pregnancy to 6percentt [ 4].

Another task-based fMRI study did not find any significant differences in functional response between DLB and healthy controls to checkerboard, objects or motion stimuli in V1 and V2/V3, suggesting a relative preservation of function in lower visual areas.

The area prioritised for optimisation in each centre will be the goal for healthy lifestyle promotion, the object of the creative stage for the design and modelling of feasible and sustainable interventions.

Such women as can have healthy offspring become "high-prize objects – because to not have a fucking tumour on you is a fucking miracle.

Such objects can fetch healthy sums at sales: a 1904 vase that Leona Nicholson striped in yellow tulips brought $24,400 in 2010 at Rago Arts and Auction Center in Lambertville, N.J.

One such study [14] assessed both source and temporal information associated to objects: while in healthy controls recognition of objects was usually accompanied by correct source and temporal judgments (about three quarters of the time), patients with schizophrenia could identify the correct source and temporal context for only 40% of the objects they recognized.

When healthy subjects can predict an object's center of mass (CM) through previous object lifts, they learn to modulate digit positions on the object in an anticipatory fashion [29].