Sentence examples for mucus and hence from inspiring English sources
(12) Moreover, through judicious choice of the polymeric components, RSVs may be designed to control swelling of the mucoadhesive polymer, allowing interpenetration of the fluidized polymer chains with mucus and, hence, ensuring maximum physical and chemical adhesion.
The progressive motility of the spermatozoon is essential for it to pass through the cervical mucus and hence spermatozoa with poor motility and concomitantly with abnormal morphology are filtered out during this passage.
The produced sound resonates with the natural frequency and augments mucus clearing system in the airways, and hence makes mucus secretions thinner and more easily expelled by coughing.
The ion-channel conductance models for both normal (NL) and cystic fibrosis (CF) airway epithelia were developed and then coupled to an adenosine triphosphate (ATP) metabolism model and a fluid transport model (collectively called the integrated cell model) to investigate airway surface liquid (ASL) volume regulation and hence mucus concentration, by mechanical forces in NL and CF human airways.
Shah et al.29 demonstrated that TAS2Rs are expressed on ciliary epithelium of airways and stimulation with bitter tastants results in increased ciliary beat frequency and hence might hasten mucus clearance.
At midcycle around the time of ovulation a period of high estrogen levels— the mucus is thin and serous to allow sperm to enter the uterus, and is more alkaline and hence more hospitable to sperm.
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The intestinal mucus layer is located at the interface between the intestinal epithelium and the microbiota; it is, therefore, a key factor in the crosstalk between the intestinal epithelium and the microbiota and, hence, in the maintenance of intestinal homeostasis.
The louse feeds on mucus, skin, and blood23,24; hence, lice infestation can increase the susceptibility to other pathogens as it disturbs the osmotic balance and stress the fish25,26,27.
