Sentence examples for of physiological functional from inspiring English sources
Comparison of the ECMO H1N1-infected population with the ECMO treated population with ARDS from other causes in terms of physiological, functional and biomechanical ventilation parameters to rule prognosis prediction.
Loss of physiological functional deactivation in the PMC may have prognostic value in preclinical AD, and could aid in profiling subgroups of MCI subjects at greatest risk for progressive cognitive decline.
However normal values for physiological functional widening of the anterior tibiofibular clear space in healthy subjects has yet to be determined.
To evaluate an unsupervised home-based exercise programme for physiological, functional, and quality of life impact in patients with symptomatic peripheral arterial disease.
Reconstruction of the physiological functional dose of apoptotic protein in protein-deficient cells is a suggested strategy for cancer therapy.
To date, there are still no definitive clinical data regarding the longest interval between the onset of UVFP and the nerve transfer allowing satisfactory physiological functional recovery of laryngeal muscles, which needs further research.
The goal of in vitro cardiac tissue modeling is to create physiological functional models of the human myocardium, which is a difficult task due to the complex structure and function of the human heart.
Albeit dV/dtmax represents the physiological, functional availability of INa, the use of dV/dtmax as an adequate measure of Na+ channel conductance has been debated, with arguments, either in favour or against, largely based on computer simulation studies (see [33] [38], and primary references cited therein).
Chapter 2 examines a set of physiological and functional leaf traits across the same N and P gradient in order to evaluate the possible physiological mechanisms underlying community and ecosystem responses, highlighting the effects of increasing nutrient availability for deciduous shrub species.
Available standards do not accommodate mathematical integration of physiological or functional imaging modalities into anatomical changes in tumour and new methods must evolve (Jaffe, 2008).
Natural selection acts on multiple traits in an organism, and the final outcome of adaptive evolution may be constrained by the interaction of physiological and functional integration of those traits.
