Sentence examples for injury evolution from inspiring English sources

This injury evolution if quantified rapidly with MRI computational methods could offer a more rational approach to therapy augmentation.

However oleic acid injury is relatively transient and the time points utilized allowed characterisation of the effects of HTS during injury evolution and resolution.

Unique to our study was that we used HRS to more accurately detect and quantify injury evolution in the NT and HT groups (Ghosh et al., 2012).

In these pups, HT reduced core (NT, 7%; HT, 4%) and penumbral (NT, 14%; HT, 2%) volumes at 72 hr. Figure 3(a) to (c) summarizes injury evolution data over time in the NT and HT pups.

Our data are the first to demonstrate that IL-1β and MCP-1 had tendencies to be reduced after HT (compared to NT) early after neonatal rodent HII and support observations that cytokine activation post-HII may contribute to injury evolution.

The amplified inflammatory response exacerbates the pancreatic injury, causing evolution from an edematous to a necrotic pancreas.

It's what Alberto Salazar, for a while the world's dominant marathoner and now the coach of some of America's top distance runners, describes in mythical-questing terms as the "one best way" -- not the fastest, necessarily, but the best: an injury-proof, evolution-tested way to place one foot on the ground and pick it up before the other comes down.

The role of anti-endothelial cell antibody-mediated microvascular injury in the evolution of pulmonary fibrosis in the setting of collagen vascular disease.

Two weeks after acid-induced lung injury, the fibrotic evolution was evaluated [22].

(c) Two weeks after acid-induced lung injury, the fibrotic evolution was evaluated [22].

Information collected on each attack were reported on questionnaires, indicating if a medical file was available, the approximate date of the attack, the severity of the injury and its evolution, the name, age and address of the victim and/or any other useful information for a further interview of the victim or his family.