Sentence examples for regenerating process from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be one of the strangest novels I have ever read: a crazed parable in which the protagonist, Lowell Lake, and his marriage undergo a constantly regenerating process of mental and physical disintegration.

When heated to high temperatures at the reboiler, thermal degradation of MEG may occur during the regenerating process.

RGTAs, or ReGeneraTing Agents constitute a new class of medicinal substance that enhance both speed and quality of tissue healing and leading in some case to a real tissue regenerating process.

Functional analyses were therefore carried out by RNAi followed by head and tail amputation in order to visualize defects in the regenerating process.

At the same time, however, there will be fewer CD4+ T-cells and hence less stimulus to promote the regenerating process.

To asses a relationship between vessel-associated circulating precursors and myoendothelial cells, and to follow the fate of these cells during the regenerating process, we used the vital marker Dil-Ac-LDL, which is taken up via the "scavenger cell pathway of LDL metabolism.

AMPK can directly phosphorylate multiple downstream substrates to inhibit ATP-consuming biosynthetic pathways and promote catabolic ATP regenerating processes to restore intracellular energy levels.

With regard to molecular mechanisms, it would be interesting to verify the roles of S100A8 and S100A9 genes in the skin regenerating processes after delivering radiation to specific genetically modified mouse models where those genes have been altered.

If the hydrogel is rich in growth promoting molecules, regenerating processes could extend into the hydrogel and remain there, mimicking the "honey pot" effect [ 161].

The cell-type-specific expression patterns of STAT proteins in human lymphocytic thyroiditis reflect their distinct and partially antagonistic roles in orchestrating the balance between degenerating and regenerating processes within a changing cytokine environment (Staab et al. 2012).

Because most neurons begin to form processes by stage L2, it is likely that isolated neurons can regenerate processes lost during isolation.