Sentence examples for large volume of tissue from inspiring English sources
Convection-enhanced delivery (CED) is a recently developed technique for local delivery of agents to a large volume of tissue in the central nervous system (CNS).
Samples should be collected from anatomic sites that are likely to contain a high concentration of bacteria, and inoculation of a large volume of tissue sample is preferable.
Lactate released from astrocytic endfeet to perivascular space can alter vascular diameter and blood flow throughout a large volume of tissue that contains the astrocytic syncytium.
It is known from microwave ablation studies that a single large heat source is an inefficient means of delivering energy to a large volume of tissue.
This study describes an easy-to-use tissue preparation protocol to quantify Gram-positive bacteria from a large volume of tissue matrix.
In addition, if a large volume of tissue falls into ischemia, subsequent revascularization and hence reperfusion of the ischemic tissue will also induce systemic effects on distant organs, leading to a multi-system organ failure called crush syndrome [ 35, 36].
Dr. Vale's principal task was to detect the releasing factors' whereabouts in the large volumes of tissue from the sheep hypothalamus, a region at the base of the mammalian brain.
It permits to obtain potential and current distributions in large volumes of tissue in the time or frequency domain.
Due to the low packing efficiency as a consequence of the high aspect ratio of OCP crystals, this microscaffold approach may offer the potential for ex vivo construction of large volumes of tissue which forms as a physiologically vascularised tissue.
The results demonstrated the ability of electroporation to ablate large volumes of tissue using electrical parameters that while substantially above those conventionally used in reversible electroporation do not induce substantial thermal effects.
However, the major limitation is that obtaining long series of ultrathin sections is extremely time-consuming and difficult, often making it impossible to reconstruct large volumes of tissue.
