Sentence examples for life tissue from inspiring English sources

The global reduction in baseline sensitivity following early life tissue damage must involve mechanisms beyond the highly somatotopically organized nociceptive pathways of the dorsal horn.

Foremost among the issues raised by the continence service leads was a failure on the part of commissioners, managers and other health professionals in recognising the problem of UI and acknowledging the importance of continence for older people and the impact it has on other areas of health, such as quality of life, tissue viability and falls.

Experiments with well-defined loading conditions should be employed (Mol et al. 2003; Balestrini and Billiar 2006) and the feasibility of assessing collagen remodelling in life tissue cultures with real-time visualization techniques should be further addressed (Krahn et al. 2006).

Since the external applied loads unceasingly vary during life, living tissues must continuously be resorbed and synthesized in order to be able to resist the actual loads with the minimum possible quantity of matter.

In the postnatal and adult stages of life, tissue-specific stem cells are found in differentiated organs and are instrumental in repair following injury to the organ.

Upon cessation of estradiol treatment (the ninth week of life), the animals were held for 2 weeks; at the end of the 11th week of life, tissues were removed from two animals to determine the number and location of long-label-retaining mammary cells.

However, this built-for-life tissue has a very poor intrinsic ability in adulthood to durably heal defects created by damaging insults.

The secreted glycoproteins in K. lactis that become hypermannosylated will bear a non-human glycosylation pattern and can adversely affect the half-life, tissue distribution and immunogenicity of a therapeutic protein.

SLNs used for oral administration offer several benefits over conventional formulations, including increased solubility, enhanced stability, improved epithelium permeability and bioavailability, prolonged half-life, tissue targeting, and minimal side effects.

Other biodistribution studies of QDs indicated liver, lung, kidney, and spleen as main sites of deposition (Fischer et al. 2006; Gopee et al. 2007; Soo Choi et al. 2007; Yang et al. 2007); the hydrodynamic diameter and the surface of the QDs are critical factors in blood half-life, tissue distribution pattern, and excretion (Fischer et al. 2006; Soo Choi et al. 2007).

Sensation is an important physiological process that is crucial for the sustaining of life of the living tissue.