Sentence examples for indications of tissue from inspiring English sources
In addition, we observed PrPd in the kidneys of scrapie-infected animals that had no indications of tissue inflammation.
However, the identified clusters may not contain genes that are directly associated with the appearance of clinical signs or pathological indications of tissue infection because the domains of data were analyzed independently.
To gain insights into to possible functions of LSGs and how they evolve, we next examined the expression patterns of LSGs in Arabidopsis thaliana as signature expression patterns may give possible indications of tissue, stage or stimulus specific-functions.
There are indications of tissue-specific retention of PCDD/Fs in animals [ 25] that may be caused by structural specific binding sites and relative degree of absorption; those may partly explain different profiles in different areas and exposure conditions.
Currently, peripheral edema is subjectively assessed by palpation of the patient's extremities, ostensibly a qualitative indication of tissue viscoelastic properties.
Lactate is a useful biomarker, providing an indication of tissue hypoperfusion [ 53- 56].
The primary cause of increased T2 is increased tissue water content that can be taken as an indication of tissue injury with secondary edema.
Its ability to give a real-time indication of tissue oxygenation makes it a preferred parameter for monitoring the adequacy of hemodynamics.
In the literature, the presence of residual gas bubbles is mentioned as an indication of tissue ablation in vivo in Drosophila embryos [ 31].
A collagen architecture model was formulated to interpret the experimental data, which suggests a potential mechanism that might be used to detect the fibrillation on the surface of articular cartilage in vivo and would provide an early indication of tissue degradation and joint disease.
Thus, there is a particularly strong signal, which is sensitive to tissue status and provides exquisite indications of soft tissue anatomy.
