Sentence examples for organs for which from inspiring English sources

All the insects just mentioned have a pair of organs for which there is good evidence of auditory function.

In order to target cells and organs for which no efficient vector is currently available, a promising approach would be to engineer vectors with novel transduction profiles.

In this review, we illustrate the fundamental characteristics of polarity that is an essential architectural feature of organs for which different 3D cell culture models are available for toxicology studies in vitro.

If the connection is between arteries and veins, a large amount of blood bypasses the body's organs, for which the heart compensates by increasing the cardiac output.

This technology potentially is a powerful tool for studying potential adult stem cells, or other slow cycling cells, from organs for which few other markers exist, and thus there are currently many efforts to do so using the H2B-GFP mice.

The considered organs (for which residence times were calculated) were the liver, spleen, bone marrow (skeleton), kidneys, lungs, gonads and thyroid.

Their own life is like an atrophied organ for which they have no further use," Rilke wrote in a letter.

The National Organ Transplant Act of 1984 counts bone marrow as an organ for which payment is prohibited but does not ban payments for blood, sperm or eggs.

Tissue engineered/regenerative medicine (TE/RM) therapeutics include cell based therapies as well as engineered tissues and neo-organs for which clarity regarding the mechanism or mechanisms of action may not be forthcoming.

The pancreas remains an organ for which routine laparoscopic resection is uncommon.

Teeth might not at first seem an obvious organ for which to develop biological methods for replacement or repair.