Sentence examples for remove waste products from inspiring English sources

Its most important job is to filter the blood, to remove waste products such as dead cells, extra salt and water through passing urine – most people with advanced renal dysfunction urinate very little or not at all.

Mr. O'Neill's first kidney transplant, in 1988, came from a cadaver and "was great," he said, until last January, when it started to fail and forced him into dialysis three times a week to remove waste products from his blood.

An additional function of the fluid is to provide nutrition for the crystalline lens and also for the cornea, both of which are devoid of blood vessels; the steady renewal and drainage serve to bring into the eye various nutrient substances, including glucose and amino acids, and to remove waste products of metabolism.

One unknown, however, is whether the need to remove waste products actively regulates sleep whether, for example, the buildup of metabolic byproducts makes us sleepy.

The scaffold is placed in the construct and pumped with nutrient-rich culture medium to supply nutrients to the cells and remove waste products, thus promoting tissue growth.

One of the major problems with bone tissue engineering is the development of a rapid vascularization after implantation to supply the growing osteoblast cells with the nutrients to grow and survive as well as to remove waste products.

This is the first step in uteroplacental circulation, which supplies the fetus with all of the sustenance necessary for life and growth and removes waste products from it.

Hypothermic machine perfusion (HMP) is an alternative preservation technique that provides a continuous supply of substrates and removes waste products.

Blood, blood vessels, and the heart comprise the cardiovascular system, which is essential to maintain life as the movement of blood cells and plasma throughout the body provides nutrition and removes waste products from cells.

The HFMBs mimic the capillary network that exists in bones and are very effective in supplying nutrients to cells (to maintain cell metabolism) and removing waste products (e.g., excreta from micro-organisms, etc).

Tissue engineering attempts to overcome transport limitations and the challenges of providing nutrients and oxygen and removing waste products from millions or billions of living cells, while maintaining the organization of complex tissues.