Sentence examples for heavy tissue from inspiring English sources

Poor surgical technique with heavy tissue handling can cause iatrogenic mechanical injury to tendons with associated loss of tenocyte viability.

Despite heavy tissue disruption, industrially pretreated samples were not as susceptible to enzymatic digestion as lab-scale pretreated leaves while lab-scale pretreated stems were the least digestible.

Our findings are in agreement with this theory because all three types of heavy tissue massage (i.e. high pressure) probably stimulated both skin and muscle nociceptors.

Infection with Escherichia coli (E. coli) often provokes severe inflammation, greatly reduces milk yield and may eventually cause heavy tissue damage in the mammary gland [ 1, 2].

Mastitis caused by Escherichia coli is typically self-limiting and of short duration, but can be associated with severe clinical signs, reductions in milk yield and heavy tissue damage to mammary gland [ 3- 5].

The most plausible explanation we propose for the reduced pain perception in the present study could be the effect of heavy tissue massage on the central pain-modulatory systems [ 14, 34].

Specifically, we compared the effects of heavy deep tissue rolling (on both the ipsilateral and contralateral plantar flexors) and manual massage, light rolling massage and control on PPT of the tender spot on the ipsilateral plantar flexors.

For example, as Miller pointed out, designers may add elements to E cup (and higher) bras such as an additional support sling in the cup or extra lining at the side of the cup "to center heavier breast tissue and to lift better".

The biggest danger remains delayed kidney or heart failure, a reaction to the heavy loss of tissue and muscle.

The study found that the unmedicated children's brains also showed a "strikingly smaller" volume of white matter, pale central nervous system tissue heavy with fibers.

Mechanical stress is a common cause, for example, when the jewelry is under pressure or friction from clothing, or the piercing has been placed in an area that changes shape with body movement, or the jewelry used is too thin or too thick and heavy for the tissue in which it is inserted.