Sentence examples for pathology models from inspiring English sources

This model-based approach can be easily extended to support additional anatomy and pathology models as clinical understanding and scanning practices improve.

Both PCD and intelligence can be construed as pathology models, with variance mostly caused by rare, recent, deleterious genes.

We further show that for a more accurate assessment of lung function in rodent lung pathology models, complementary methodologies may be more informative than individual ones.

These human cell-based platforms not only provide human pathology models, but are also important platforms for evaluating new drug compounds in human physiological environments.

For accelerated pathology models in cerebellum or striatum, Hdh Q 111/+ (CD1) and Hdh Q 92/+ mice (CD1) [ 6] were crossed with Harlequin (Hq) mutant (B6CBACa-AW-J/A) [ 23] and dopamine transporter (DAT) knockout mice (C57Bl/6J) [ 22], respectively.

Based on three independent pathology models (acute and chronic CCl4-induced liver damage, fibrosis, and partial hepatectomy) and validated by corresponding human pathology specimen expression profiling analyses, EN serves as positive regulator of the fibrogenic stromal cell compartment and as negative regulator of the parenchymal cell hepatocytic compartment (Supplementary Fig S21).

The purpose of this work is to explore the basic approaches that may be used in complex neoplastic pathology model creation and patient-specific tracheal stent design used in medical 3D printing.

The readers will be exposed to a broad range of basic approaches that may be used in creating a complex neoplastic pathology model and the digital design process of creating a tracheal stent for 3D printing.

Currently, the primary goals of bioprinting are to (1) create complete replacements for damaged tissues in patients and (2) rapidly fabricate small-sized human-based tissue models or organoids for high-throughput diagnostics, pathology modeling, and drug development.

A rationale for a different assessment and treatment approach, one that moves the focus away from a biomedical/tissue pathology model towards one directed at the neurophysiology of pain, has been suggested.

As one authoritative summary of research up to the late 1990s concluded, "the findings supporting the pathology model are rare and generally of poor quality.