Sentence examples for made on normal from inspiring English sources

In fact, original descriptions of VILI were made on normal lungs subjected to very high distending pressure [6 8, 36].

In fact, original descriptions of VILI were made on normal lungs subjected to very high distending pressure [ 6- 8, 36].

Measurements were made on normal epithelium, apparently normal epithelium adjacent to a pathological lesion, dysplastic epithelium, carcinoma-in-situ, and adjoining stroma.

In this respect, it is to be underlined that our observations were made on normal specimens and that, as a rule, the immunoreactivity in specimens from aged subjects was less pronounced or less densely packed than in young tissue.

BMI, even though assessed, is not reported in some of these studies [ 28, 29]; in those who report it, observations are predominantly made on normal-weight to slightly overweight patients (BMI: approximately 22 kg/m2 [ 30] to approximately 25 kg/m2 [ 31, 32]).

All measurements were made on both normal and affected shoulders to enable comparison, assuming that aberrant measurements on the affected side (compared to the normal side) are caused by altered bone growth.

"Our objective was to make only what we would've made on a normal basis".

Complementary experiments were made on the normal diffusion coefficients of pure electrolyte solutions (no dextran) in thicker cartilage sections with pulse-gradient NMR using a new pressure cell suitable for such measurements.

In the present study, we have extended the previous observations made on the normal human skin fibroblasts [19] to immortalized MSC showing that the glucose metabolite GO causes molecular damage to DNA and proteins, and leads to the rapid emergence of a senescent phenotype in cells in vitro.

A definitive statement cannot be made on the normal localization of cytokeratins, and thus the use of cytokeratin expression to define relationships between cells and the origins of cancer is premature and might be misleading.

If all matter were dark, it would have collapsed a lot (and, of course, there would be no humans around to observe what is going on, since people are made of normal matter).