Sentence examples for maintaining and regenerating from inspiring English sources
We review the advancements in maintaining and regenerating nerves in damaged animal cochleae, with an emphasis on the therapeutic capacity of neurotrophic factors delivered to the inner ear after an insult.
Ganoderma lucidum, G. neo- japonicum and G. frondosa may contain NGF-like bioactive compound(s) for maintaining and regenerating the neuronal communications network.
The consequences are all the more serious as cartilage contains just 1 5% chondrocytes maintaining and regenerating ECM, and their amount declines with age [ 11– 13].
In this study, the authors sought to strictly define the genetic requirement for β -catenin in the postnatal pancreas, particularly in establishing, maintaining and regenerating its most abundant constituent, the acinar cell.
Specifically, it suggests that the targeting of stem cells could remove the cells that are responsible for generating, maintaining and regenerating cancers (e.g., following chemotherapy) (Clarke and Fuller 2006; Tomasson 2009).
There is little doubt that stem cell lineages are uniquely capable of developing, maintaining and regenerating tissue, and yet the concept of stem cells itself still causes confusion and concern [ 3, 16].
The Ecuadoran constitution, which was ratified in 2008, is probably the only one in the world to accord natural rights to the environment (from its Rights for Nature: "Nature, or Pachamama... has the right to persist, maintain, and regenerate its vital cycles, structure, functions, and its processes in evolution").
The nation's constitution contains the words "nature has the right to exist, persist, maintain and regenerate its vital cycles," and yet it's still common practice in much of Ecuador to throw trash out of the windows of public buses.
The dermal sheath that surrounds the outside of the hair follicle contains progenitor cells that maintain and regenerate the dermal papilla, a key component for hair growth.
Plus, Dow would have to replace the scrubber every two decades, whereas the forest would largely maintain and regenerate itself.
Despite these advances, how positional identities are established, maintained, and regenerated in adult tissues is poorly understood.
