Sentence examples for injury segments from inspiring English sources

Migration of both hCNS-SCns and hFbs was assessed within the root dissected injury segments of the cord (T6 T12) that extends approximately 8 mm rostral and 5 mm caudal from the injury epicenter, including the spared tissue around the injury epicenter (vertical dashed line, Fig. 2G).

The proposed model probabilistically allocates drivers (involved in a crash) into different injury severity segments based on crash characteristics to recognize that the impacts of exogenous variables on driver injury severity level can vary across drivers based on both observed and unobserved crash characteristics.

We describe that in addition to the proximal tubule, which has been recognized as the main site of accumulation and injury, other segments of the nephron, such as glomeruli, vessels, and distal nephron, show also deleterious effects.

Emergency laparotomy was performed, which showed type Ia injury of segment IV of the liver and retroperitoneal collection of bile mixed fluid.

The abdominal CT showed injuries in segments 7 and 8.

The abdominal CT scan showed injuries in segments 5, 6, 7 and 8.

Histologic extent of thermal injury in treated segments was proportional to treatment duration.

Whereas BS15 addition significantly enhanced the contents of IGF-1 and EGF both in the jejunum and ileum on the basis of the infected chicks, suggesting the recovery from injury of intestinal segments.

Thus, DDC was found to be a specific molecular marker for tubular injury in various segments of the kidney.

Mesenteric IR caused remarkable intestinal mucosal injury, mainly in segments of the jejunum and the ileum, generating extensive epithelial detachment from the lamina propria and few denudated villi.

(v) Future EBD analyses could attempt to carry out more sophisticated analyses that consider the distribution of exposures to housing conditions and home injury across different segments of the population and the fact that vulnerability to these exposures varies according to age and other factors.