Sentence examples for producing a skin from inspiring English sources
The removal of cuticles during nail care allows easy access to bacteria, by producing a skin lesion, facilitating an inflammatory process that can precede or aggravate lymphedema [ 4, 19, 26].
In one case, the bed studied produced a skin cancer risk six times higher than the sun.
Grassroots activism typically focuses on issues close to home such as what babies ingest when they drink from plastic bottles, whether certain soaps produce a skin rash in sensitive children, and what nanoparticle antimicrobials in clothing might do to fish in the local watershed.
This is consistent with the observation that low intensity laser stimulation does not produce a skin sensation.
While it appears that there are many cellular changes necessary to produce a skin carcinoma, at least two major pathways are likely to be involved [3].
The use of low level laser acupuncture, which does not produce a skin sensation, permitted the blinding of subjects to verum or placebo stimulation, something difficult to achieve with needle acupuncture.
Furthermore, the fibrous structure of SACCHACHITIN made it convenient to produce a skin substitute with desirable pore characteristics.
The potential of hexavalent chromium to produce a skin sensitization reaction is readily demonstrated using animal models.
A more recent preparation method pioneered by the Royal Ontario Museum removes all bones for a complete skeleton while also producing a round skin without bill or legs (called a ROM, though if one set of wing and leg bones remain with the skin the preparation is called a shmoo in North America).
Inflammatory mediators are released producing an abnormal skin structure primed for bacterial colonisation, triggering further inflammatory reactions (Guttman-Yassky et al, 2010).
22 Radio frequency infrared technology for facial skin tightening is as yet an unproven technology with some anecdotal evidence for producing a degree of skin tightening by dermal heating and inducing collagen contraction.
