Sentence examples for poor skin from inspiring English sources
Because you don't have to have saggy arms, or poor skin tone in your 50s, or not have cute hips.
However, owing to low bioavailability and poor skin permeability, transdermal delivery of protein therapeutics poses a significant challenge.
Various limitations are associated with many of these inhibitors, such as high cytotoxicity, poor skin penetration and low stability in formulations.
Together with his fellow Weimar Republic artist Georg Grosz, he shows sins, hypocrisies, lies, illusions, crimes peeping out in the poor skin, jutting noses, monocles and cigars of his victims.
Surface electrodes are limited because of poor skin contact, socket rotation, residual limb sweating, and their ability to only record signals from superficial muscles, whose function frequently does not relate to the intended prosthetic function.
*The effects of this chaotic pattern may be sore throat, tooth decay and bad breath from excessive vomiting; swollen salivary glands, making the face rounder; poor skin condition; hair loss; lethargy, and loss of libido.
When using plate electrodes, up to 30% of the data has been lost due to poor skin-electrode contact [ 1, 17].
The advantage of subcutaneous electrodes was demonstrated in this study since only 2% of the data was missing either due to poor skin-electrode contact or problems in transmitting the signal.
For the red 632 nm wavelength which has a poorer skin penetration ability [ 70], a single trial [ 60] with a higher dose (6 Joules) seemed to be equally effective as the lower doses of 904 nm used in the seven positive trials.
Research shows that when implants are inserted after radiation, there is a high rate of complications like poor healing, skin that breaks and implants that protrude or stiffen.
"Many existing devices used by people with mobility problems can cause or aggravate conditions such as poor circulation, skin pressure damage or susceptibility to falls, each of which is a drain on health resources.
