Sentence examples for protected sheath from inspiring English sources
If the patients received bronchoscopic study, the definite organisms were confirmed by quantitative bacterial cultures BAL (bronchoalveolar lavage) >10/cfu or PSB (protected sheath brushing) >10/cfu.
Skin is the outermost protecting sheath of human body and is in direct contact with the external environment which makes it highly susceptible to injury.
The fibers are protected by sheaths of myelin, a fatty insulator that speeds the electrical impulses along.
The young shoots are protected by sheaths that fall off as they grow up into mature culms ('Culm': Latin word culmus meaning stem) (Janssen 2000; Das et al. 2008).
Outside the needle, the three optical fibers were protected with a flexible, plastic protective sheath until their termination at SMA connectors.
Indeed, electroacupuncture treatment after compressive spinal cord injury was found to protect myelin sheath breakdown and increase OPCs proliferation by promoting OLIG2 but attenuating ID2 expression [ 140].
The infective L3 has a protective sheath (L3sh) that allows for movement on pasture while protecting the parasite from ecological pressures.
In the tsetse fly Glossina, the labium has become a fine, needlelike structure normally protected by a sheath formed from the palps of the lost maxillae.
He even performed clinical trials, in which he claims his linen sheaths protected 1,100 men in Italy from contracting syphilis.
The flower spikes emerge from the fan rising quickly with fully formed buds, protected with a papery sheath that shows their colour as the buds fatten and ready.
Cathcart's account of their lab work would delight the heart of any schoolboy, crammed as it is with wizard gadgets, such as an electrical transformer "installed on a pillar of insulating material about a metre and a half high and protected by a large sheath of galvanized iron" and worked by a little motor running a loop of cotton rope, "a sort of non-conducting bicycle chain".
