Sentence examples for media ratios from inspiring English sources

The neointima:media ratios of arterial samples from animals treated with GLY were significantly lower than those of the total injury control tissues.

Biomass to media ratio was 1 46.

Nineteen specimens were found to be histologically normal (intima:media ratio = 16.1 ± 0.8%), whereas remaining 33 specimens were categorized as intimal hyperplasia (intima:media ratio = 34.4 ± 1.5%).

All specimens were assessed histologically and the intima:media ratio was evaluated as an index of intimal hyperplasia.

Central composite design (CCD) based on response surface methodology (RSM) was employed as a statistical tool to investigate the effect of substrate: media ratio, temperature, pH and inoculum volume on lactic acid production.

The inoculum versus vegetable suspension (serving as the the challenge test media) ratio (1 1000 v/v) was thus balanced in a way so that the final water activity (aw, the water required for microorganisms) was sufficient enough to support the inoculated microbial growth and survival (Jay 2000).

The American Heart Association also noted that the arterial intima is not of uniform thickness, with normal arteries having an intima: media ratio of 0.1 to 1.0, or even more.

We have recently reported that MMP protein and activity is increased in the middle cerebral arteries of GK rats and this is associated with vascular remodeling characterized by increased medial thickness and decreased lumen:media ratio [ 9].

Media and neointima areas of injured arteries were quantified by planimetry (μm) and intima-to-media ratios were calculated as reported [ 21, 22].

The intima-media ratios were significantly lower at four weeks after vascular injury in the TNF- α KO model mice.

A hanging-drop environment with its high cell-to-media ratio leads to nutrient deprivation and hypoxia and the environment turns acidic, all of which challenges tumor cells.