Sentence examples for preservation of volume from inspiring English sources

46 Brain regions that showed reduced gray matter and white matter volume with age were closely mirrored by brain regions that show preservation of volume with exercise.

This finding may indicate a loss of extracellular water with a concomitant preservation of intravascular volume.

HD mice fed SRT2104 diet had significant preservation of neocortex volume (P < 0.05) (Fig. 2).

The physiological adaptations in the LD that allow for the preservation of plasma volume are achieved at a potential cost to the renal urinary system.

46 In 165 older adults without dementia, higher cardiorespiratory fitness levels were associated with preservation of hippocampal volume and better performance on a spatial memory task.

We compared volume preservation with 3-dimensional imaging, percent functional volume preservation and surgeon assessment of volume preservation as predictors of renal function after partial nephrectomy.

In contrast, both daf- 2 mutants and DR animals have an increased abundance of muscle related proteins (Depuydt et al. 2013; Stout et al. 2013) which correlates with an increase in the preservation of their muscle volume relative to a decrease in their whole body volume (Depuydt et al. 2013).

Percent functional volume preservation was designed to replace surgeon assessment of volume preservation with a less labor intensive, objective assessment.

In contrast, there is now a shift from a mercantile to ecological approach, which recommends preservation of the natural volume and direction of river flow.

The aforementioned preservation of the plastic volume is obtained by a new treatment of the geometric structure behind the considered multiplicative models of finite strain plasticity.

Column 3 in Figure 4 also shows a slight mismatch in the edge of the diseased breast, since the tumor is large and the constrained term dominates the registration algorithm over the tumor area, leading to the preservation of the tumor volume but to the small mismatch of surrounding tissues.