Sentence examples for physiological closure from inspiring English sources

Thus, the velopharyngeal space was reduced and a physiological closure of the nasal airway space could be obtained.

While recognizing that filling to the theoretical apical end of the root canal was the point that may best encourage a physiological closure with cementum, that doing so "is not an unmixed blessing" due to the great degree of variability that exists in this anatomical location.

Physiological closure of the ductus in the term neonate starts with a phase of functional obliteration secondary to the wall vessel muscular constriction.

Articular fractures: 1 = epiphyseal with wide open physis (Salter III) 2 = epi-metaphyseal with wide open physis (Salter IV) 3 = epiphyseal with beginning physiological closure of the plate in adolescents (two-plane/Tilleaux fracture) 4 = epi-metaphyseal with beginning physiological closure of the plate in adolescents (tri-plane fracture).

"Normal occlusion" indicates that these subjects have physiological mandibular closure with no deviations or slipping in maximal intercuspation and had not undergone orthodontic treatment and/or prosthetic rehabilitations.

Based upon the present experimental setting (grinding with diamond grinding disks, force applied to the tooth = 1,000 g) the following recommendations for the grinding procedure can be given: The occlusal tooth surface should be checked thoroughly for physiological occlusal pulp closure The rotational speed should be low as possible.

While this signaling pathway can clearly trigger a wide range of physiological responses including stomatal closure, stomatal closure may also result from physical changes in the transpiration stream, and ABA could simply be a regulator of drought recovery and adaptation [ 63].

This behavioral or physiological change of valve closure in response to salinity change was suggested to allow isoosmotic intracellular regulation to commence (Hawkins & Bayne, 1992), and it was observed previously by Alagarswami and Victo (1987) in P. imbricata.

The protein phosphatases ABI1 and ABI2 are responsive to ABA and regulate a range of physiological responses, including stomatal closure, which minimizes the transpirational water loss [ 49, 50].

The fact that iris volume dynamically increases during pupil dilation supports the theory that some patients show physiological predisposition to angle closure [ 16, 17].

Temporary skin substitutes provide immediate physiological conditions for the wound closure, including protection from mechanical trauma, physical barrier to bacteria and creation of a moist wound environment (Sheridan and Moreno 2001).