Sentence examples for response to rupture from inspiring English sources

A pro-thrombotic state is seen in patients with diabetes and contributes to an increased rate of progression of atherosclerosis as well as to exaggerated thrombosis in response to rupture of an atherosclerotic plaque (1).

Fibrinogen plays several key roles in maintaining both primary and secondary hemostasis and is converted by thrombin into an insoluble fibrin network that, together with platelet aggregates, induces hemostasis in response to rupture of the endothelium [ 8].

"These agencies are very concerned about the threat of spills, especially because many parts of Enbridge's route cut through wetlands and areas far from roads, making response to ruptures very difficult," the FOH attorney says.

Nowhere was Defoe's psychology more acute than in his imagination of Robinson's response to the rupture of his solitude.

This model contains the full physics of tsunami generation; the seafloor moves dynamically in response to fault rupture and that motion translates directly to motion and wave propagation in the water.

As a result, patients in whom COX-2 is selectively suppressed might be expected to have elevated blood pressure, accelerated atherogenesis, and an exaggerated thrombotic response to plaque rupture.

(We hypothesize that poly-1 nanoparticles transiently swell in response to endosome acidification, rupture the membrane, and then immediately return to the deswollen state in the neutral pH of the cytosol. In this way, they might remain associated with electrostatically adsorbed dextran during/after endosome disruption).

Proposed mechanisms include rapid tumour lysis and tissue necrosis in response to cytotoxics leading to rupture into the pleural cavity or bronchopleural fistula development [ 8].

Different types of capsules were tuned to rupture in response to different ultrasonic stimuli, thus permitting the sequential, on-demand delivery of nanoparticle payloads.

The final steps of the haemostatic response to external injury, or rupture of atherosclerotic plaque in the arterial circulation, lead to restoration of the integrity of the vascular wall.

A superset of GPS coseismic observations from Hamling et al. (2017) reliably captured abundant surface deformation characteristics in response to complex multi-fault ruptures.