Sentence examples for peripheral defect from inspiring English sources

Laceration associated with rib fracture is described as a Type 3 (rib penetration tear), which is a small peripheral defect associated with pneumothorax.

This was in spite of proper representation of BM precursors, and rather reflected a peripheral defect evidenced by the disrupted architecture of the spleen.

Taken together, these results suggest that a peripheral defect in BMAL1 is responsible for the low activity levels that had been reported in global Bmal1 −/− mice.

In BKOs (which do not have this peripheral defect so that locomotion is normal), the absence of a central circadian gating mechanism, which normally suppresses activity during the subjective daytime (Davis and Menaker, 1980), likely contributes to an increase in overall levels of activity.

While peripheral defects usually remain unnoticed by patients, extended VFD influence daily life activities and can, in particular, affect driving regulations.

In addition to these peripheral defects, mutants in importin-α2 also showed defects in the organization of the central nervous system.

Biofunctionalization by neurotrophic factors for optimized nerve repair might also be a future option for the use of spider silk filaments in the context of peripheral defects.

Seven patients had mild bilateral peripheral defects.

Instead, FDT might be more sensitive to peripheral defects because of the distribution of magnocellular cells.

An age-dependent decline in FTO expression was found to concur with peripheral defects of glucose and fat metabolism [ 112].

However, in further five results, the Goldmann field was classed as normal when the Octopus results showed partial peripheral defects or constriction of the field.