Sentence examples for less inflamed from inspiring English sources
This characteristic is mainly attributable to more severely inflamed tissue and not observed in inactive disease or the less inflamed IL-10−/− animals.
It improves the bladder lining, making it less leaky and therefore less inflamed and painful.
So it's possible that the athletes' muscles, although less inflamed, were still weak and damaged.
In humans and mice, catecholaminergic-to-cholinergic sympathetic transition happens in less inflamed tissue but not in inflamed arthritic tissue.
Although a few people burned a United States flag in Baghdad, the general mood, albeit tense, was less inflamed than it had been at times.
That makes it hard to infer anything much about next year's elections, when voters are likely to be more numerous but perhaps less inflamed.
Thus, in the less-inflamed tissue of patients with OA, coupling of two anti-inflammatory pathways might dampen the inflammatory process, a situation that is lost in the tissue of patients with RA, indicating a neuroendocrine uncoupling mechanism [ 9].
Thirteen patients with osteoarthritis (OA) and ten with non-inflammatory orthopedic arthropathies (Orth.A), including five with meniscus injury, two with anterior cruciate ligament injuries, one with traumatic arthritis, one with medial plica syndrome, one with discoid meniscus, were included from the Department of Rheumatology and Orthopedics as less-inflamed disease controls [ 23].
His latest album, "Tooth and Nail" (Essential), veers less toward inflamed agitprop and more toward emotional poignancy.
These effects matter, said Dr. Johannes Scherr, lead author of the study, because if a marathon runner's body is less sore and inflamed after a race, and he doesn't develop the sniffles, he can recover and return to training more quickly than he otherwise might have been able to.
The non-inflamed gut biopsies of UC patients seemed to be characterized by a more dense enteric glia network than controls, but significantly less than the inflamed sections.
