Sentence examples for integrating blood from inspiring English sources

The need of integrating blood vessels brings additional complexity, limiting the available approaches that are suitable to produce integrated cardiovascular organoids.

Integrating blood testing with traditional practices (such as herbal or spiritual treatments) may also be a way to avoid engendering familial conflict while ensuring early diagnosis and treatment of sick children.

This comparative graphic technique is commonly used for cumulative estimates of lead exposure by integrating blood lead concentration across exposure times in occupational exposure (Chia et al. 1996) or for comparative lead dosings of test animals in the study of such exposure parameters as the relative bioavailability of lead (Casteel et al. 1997).

She also hopes to develop more complex systems that integrate blood vessels in order to study transport phenomena in tumors that compromise effective drug therapy.

The objective of this paper is to design the smart blood traceability system to integrate blood bags operations from the major actors in Indonesian blood supply chain.

The Hemolung integrates blood pump and gas exchange membrane into a single unit.

The researchers also measured current blood and bone lead levels and used the historical records to calculate two metrics of cumulative lead exposure working-lifetime intexposure working-lifetimeand workintegratedme weighted-average blood lead (TWA).

In a study of occupationally exposed patients, integrated blood lead (which was used in the study as a measure of cumulative lead exposure) was related to general distress (Lindgren et al. 1999).

In addition, bone lead measures correlate well with measures of cumulative external lead levels and integrated blood lead levels, two commonly used indices of cumulative lead exposure (Bleecker et al. 1997).

Yet despite the simplifications, the model represents the only available computational model of whole-kidney function that integrates blood flow regulation, glomerular filtration, distributed solute and volume fluxes along a nephron, and tubuloglomerular feedback, to compare whole-kidney pressure-natriuresis and pressure-diuresis phenomena to experimentally observed data.

The up-regulation of hypoxic signalling in vhl mutants would be predicted to up-regulate so-called hypoxamirs such as miR-210, which are highly likely to underlie the angiogenic phenotype and these may also integrate blood flow with angiogenic signalling.