Sentence examples for minimising tissue damage from inspiring English sources
The APR represents the first defence mechanism against disease and is part of the innate immune system, aimed at minimising tissue damage while enhancing repair processes [ 8].
Good clinical practice, careful patient selection and information on a patient's responsibility are essential to minimise tissue damage.
These collaborations globally have seen bears' vision returned after cataract surgery and laparoscopic surgery employed to minimise tissue damage done in captivity.
An early Th1 response is necessary to clear the antigen during the acute stage of infection whereas during chronic disease an abrogation of the Th1 response is necessary to minimise tissue damage caused by necrosis and fibrosis.
We believe that the streamlined shape, solid but flexible body and round blunt tip of the specially designed needle minimise tissue damage.
For ethical reasons, human experimental pain paradigms are often expressly designed to provide a highly controllable, psychophysically constrained stimulus that minimises tissue damage.
The key point is to use very short coagulation times to minimise ovarian tissue damage, as the depth of the destruction can be difficult to judge.
In addition there is little conformity of pin placement techniques, including atraumatic techniques to minimise soft tissue damage of pin insertion, abiding by the safe zones of pin placement or overall management of pin tract care — all of which are associated with pin tract complications [80].
Surgery was performed by five neurosurgeons using standard techniques to minimise neural tissue damage.
This paper takes the examples of radical radiotherapy to the prostate and breast to demonstrate how improved tumour imaging and treatment delivery techniques can minimise normal tissue damage and lead to an improvement of the therapeutic ratio.
This minimises the tissue damage to the donor block and allows its use in many studies, but still leaves a virtually undamaged tissue block for the pathologist.
