Sentence examples for nutritive supply from inspiring English sources

However, current therapeutic interventions for CINM remain quite limited, based on reducing the exposure to risk factors, sustaining appropriate nutritive supply during the ICU stay and early rehabilitation [58].

Below a critical size of 1 2 mm metastases are supposed not to need to be vascularised for their nutritive supply (Folkman, 1990).

However, current therapeutic interventions for CINM remain quite limited, based on reducing the exposure to risk factors, sustaining appropriate nutritive supply during the ICU stay and early rehabilitation [ 58].

However, the tumour microenvironment has a bimodal role in cancer: on one hand, it notably supports cancer cells in proliferation or forming new blood vessels for nutritive supply by releasing pro-tumorigenic cytokines and angiogenic factors (Kessenbrock et al, 2010; Sakurai and Kudo, 2011).

Therefore, the host cell death, during HR at feeding site, limits nutrient supply to the feeding maggots and prevents formation of nutritive tissue.

A functioning vascular network is a prerequisite for tumour growth, providing tumour cells with a nutritive blood supply and facilitating the removal of toxic waste products of metabolism.

The main mechanism whereby a solid tumour mass can overcome the proliferative limitations imposed by stressful microenvironmental conditions and thus expand beyond the microscopic level is to develop a nutritive blood supply.

The consumption of added caloric sugars has soared in the last half-century, despite the introduction and undeniable popularity of artificial (i.e. non-nutritive) sweeteners that supply few, if any, calories.

In addition, locally produced adipokines from perivascular fat depots may directly inhibit vasodilatory pathways distal in the arteriole and thereby cause loss of blood flow in the nutritive capillary network supplied by this arteriole (53, 54).

In wetter soil conditions, topographically controlled and gravity-driven supply of nutritive materials to microbiota increased the denitrification rate.

Reduced exercise capacity in diabetics has been attributed to limitations in cardiac function and microvascular dysfunction leading to impaired oxygen supply and nutritive perfusion to exercising muscles.