Sentence examples for preserves tight from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we hypothesised that α1AMPK preserves tight junction organisation and vascular permeability during sepsis in the coronary microcirculation.

The AMPK signalling pathway protects the endothelial barrier during sepsis by preserving tight junction organisation.

In intestinal epithelial cells, the inducible Hsp have been shown to preserve tight junction and barrier function.

In mammals, SERF2 and HYPK diverged in sequence while preserving tight genetic linkage, likely due to cotranscription (see Fig. S1C, Supporting information).

Compared with the carbohydrate-alone diet, the prebiotic + carbohydrate diet increased the intestinal proportion of Lactobacilli and Bifidobacteria, preserved tight junction integrity and intestinal barrier function, and lowered endotoxinemia and systemic and hepatic cytokines and oxidative stress.

The sample bottles were filled completely and preserved air tight in order to avoid evaporation.

The Anthropological View thus seems as if it can deal with fission while nevertheless preserving a tight relation between identity and practical concerns.

Fission is a challenge to any theory of personal identity that purports to preserve a tight relation between identity and our practical concerns.

Tight oil refers to the oil preserved in tight sandstone or tight carbonate rocks with overburden pressure matrix permeability less than or equal to 0.1 × 10−3 μm2 (air permeability less than 1 × 10−3 μm2).

And there is a clear need for them to preserve their tight bonds and their cohesive, all for one and one for all ethos during missions.

Third, stress-dose HC reduced neural apoptosis, preserved endothelial tight junction, and reduced BBB permeability in the PVN of the hypothalamus, starting on post-injury day 3. However these effects of stress-dose HC have not been observed in rats treated with low-dose MP.