Sentence examples for native modality from inspiring English sources
In addition, most studies have presented compounds visually, thus proposed accounts may not necessarily extend to auditory presentation, the native modality of language.
7, 47 Other biochemical modalities such as blue native gel electrophoresis and ultrastructural analysis of muscle can give clues to diagnosis, as can abnormal histochemical staining findings of COX deficiency, succinate dehydrogenase deficiency, and/or Gomori trichrome.
As a result of these developments, CT has evolved into the primary modality for non-invasively evaluating native coronary arteries over the past 10 years.
The pianist Edward Simon reconciles a few different agendas in his music, borrowing judiciously from classical impressionism, post-bop modality and the folk music of his native Venezuela.
To promote the development of tissue engineered cartilage which closely matches the long term functionality of native tissue, bioreactors have been developed to provide a combination of loading modalities, which reflect the nature of normal physiological loads.
We found greater activity for the less proficient native language in bilateral posterior visual regions for both the visual and auditory modalities, which started during the earliest word encoding stages and continued through lexico-semantic processing.
Common hydrogel polymers, such as polyethylene glycol dimethacrylate (PEG DMA), often have a density and hydration content that is similar to that of the surrounding native tissue after they are delivered, making them nearly invisible to commonly used imaging modalities.
Transepidermal or dermal HA delivery modalities, although promising, have similarly failed to reliably replenish sustained high levels of native HMW HA in the epidermis or dermis of aged skin [ 66– 66].
Stents seeded with genetically modified endothelial cells (EC) may provide an attractive therapeutic modality for treating vascular diseases by combining the mechanical properties of the metallic stent with the biologic activity of native or genetically engineered ECs.
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