Sentence examples for more physiological approach from inspiring English sources
The organ or cell transplantation would be a more physiological approach to the treatment of endocrine disorders.
In the years that followed, a more physiological approach began to develop, concerned with the mechanisms underlying the development of blood disease and with the ways in which abnormalities might be corrected.
Converting fast to slow fibers, which in the KO do not have autophagic buildup and respond well to therapy, looked like an attractive and more physiological approach.
The physiological relevance of this third function is unknown, and further illustrates the need for a wider and more physiological approach to decipher the role of PiT1 in vivo.
The combination of basal and rapid-acting insulin analogs represents a more physiological approach to glucose control in the hospital.
It is conceivable that manipulation of miR regulation may provide a more physiological approach to fine-tune a cellular response.
Although the use of highly specific TLR agonists is useful to further understand the alteration of specific signaling pathways within cells from SIRS patients, the response to whole bacteria may represent a more relevant and physiological approach to monitor the immune status.
Scaffolds are then loaded with numbers of cells and numbers for implantation, which allows surgeons to manipulate local tissue environments, providing more physiological alternatives to standard approaches in reconstructive surgery (Bell [2000]).
When approaching more physiological systems, the combination of a heterogeneous, multi-component structure (and non-affine deformations), complex feedback mechanisms down to the molecular scale (e.g. force-dependent cross-links), and out-of equilibrium properties (e.g. motors or polymerization) drastically complicates a profound understanding of network mechanics and organization.
Since insulin is secreted into the portal circulation, this approach has the advantage of more physiological insulin delivery and reduced peripheral hyperinsulinemia.
Their approach involves early skin-to-skin contact, a slower more "physiological" delivery, and most importantly to my way of thinking, "engaging the parents as active participants in the birth of their child".
