Sentence examples for reduction of tissue from inspiring English sources
Conventional T cells that entered this tolerant environment experienced reduced proliferation, as well as a reduction of tissue homing and expression of activation markers.
This requires, but is not limited to, refining experimental designs such as reduction of tissue complexity and combinatorial methods including a priori defined networks.
Rasagiline and clorgyline were effective to a similar extent in reduction of tissue levels of 7-ketocholesterol and the ratio GSSG/GSH, indicative of reduced intracellular oxidative stress level.
The only really visible effect of limited PS is a reduction of tissue uptake K 1 relative to f at elevated flow levels.
This can be partially explained by faster reduction of tissue compartments and exudate collections, improving local tissue resistance to bacterial invasion or improving gut barrier function [17].
Therefore, it is important to induce postconditioning just after reperfusion to inhibit mitochondrial permeability transition pore opening, at which time its effect on the reduction of tissue damage has been demonstrated.
There is increasing evidence that tissue stress-induced MV interstitial cell (MVIC) deformations can have deleterious effects on their biosynthetic states that are potentially related to the reduction of tissue-level maintenance and to subsequent organ-level failure.
As shown in Fig. 6, only sigV and sigV/oatA/dltA mutants showed statistically significant reductions of tissue burden both in kidneys and livers.
The current study provides evidence that a component of estrogen activity occurs though reductions of tissue androgen levels even when serum androgens are completely suppressed by castration.
Using laser-assisted liposuction (LAL) or radiofrequency-assisted liposuction (RFAL), physicians have attempted to achieve reduction of subcutaneous tissue with simultaneous tissue contraction [ 13, 16].
Breast examination revealed marked reduction of glandular tissue and increase of fibrous connective tissue in 93%, without atypical hyperplasia or carcinoma.
