Sentence examples for in either heart from inspiring English sources

These results indicated that overproduction of either DbpA or DbpB is unable to restore the ability of the dbpAB mutant to maintain the bacterial load in either heart or joint tissue.

Prior to norepinephrine infusion, there were no differences between iron deficient and control groups within each duration in either heart rate or contractility (p > 0.05).

The analyzed proteins were divided into categories based on specificity of the expression, such as proteins selectively expressed in either heart or skeletal muscle, or proteins found to be expressed in both heart and skeletal muscle.

For a start, they were never properly young, even in the seventies: indeed, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, whom one would describe as Steely Dan's heart and soul were there any evidence that they were interested in either a heart or a soul (they would probably regard both as vulgar, rock-and-roll attributes), have always given the impression that middle age was wasted on the middle-aged..

As enhanced exercise can result from mechanisms originating in either the heart or skeletal muscle, we examined cardiac and muscle function and also utilized tissue‐specific KOs in the heart and skeletal muscle.

In contrast to CMCs, intravascular infusion of 106 SCs did not attenuate the structural or functional abnormalities in either the heart or kidney of SNX rats (Table S1 and Fig. S2).

Accordingly, subtype-specific ER agonists activated the reporter in either the heart valves or the liver.

Signaling pathways from damaged cells in either the heart or the kidney promote innate immune activation and strengthen adaptive immunity.

The fact that AC signaling in the liver was affected far more than in either the heart or cerebellum further demonstrates selective effects of early-life OP exposure.

Thus, different ER agonists selectively activated receptors in either the heart valves or the liver of zebrafish larvae, but in a manner opposite to what we expected based on their activation of human ER receptors.

Dudamel has ideas about these pieces, and they are mostly about how to make every incident in the scores either heart-stoppingly thrilling or heart-meltingly tender, how to shape a melodic line in the most comely fashion and how to coax a rhythmic phrase into dancing its way to every corner of a concert hall.