Sentence examples similar to shrinking of tissue from inspiring English sources

Swelling and shrinking of tissues works well for smaller, slower movements, as in the nooselike loops of the fungus Arthrobotrys dactyloides, which tighten to lasso tiny nematode worms.

Considerable shrinking of tissues prepared for histology is expected and therefore the measurements of morphological features cannot be used to precisely estimate the size and shape of live organisms; however we are assuming the effect will be similar across taxa and that relative comparisons among taxa are valid.

Also, the ultrasound cannot be performed later than 1 week after the initial trauma because shrinking of the torn ligament and scar tissue can be confounding when making a diagnosis.

It was originally believed that because of the "high excitability" of cardiac tissue, filament tension in healthy tissue should be positive (corresponding to shrinking of filaments).

a Shrinking: Heating test results shrinking of NW's diameter.

Shrinking of terminology is not all.

Several physiological instances including volumetric shrinking of brain tissue upon hyperosmotic drug administration point to such a mixed approach (Schrot and Muizelaar 2002) as discussed in Sect.  4.

One of his inventions was the Dento-Surg 60, which the company says was the first radio-frequency instrument that allowed dentists to sculpture gums without shrinking surrounding tissue and exposing the root of the tooth.

If lots of cells shrink, the tissue itself will do too.

Use of this therapy been shown to shrink hyperplastic tissue and restore the sense of smell in patients with nasal polyps.

Because injectable hydrogels mimic the mechanical, swelling and shrinking properties of the native tissue, they have received increased attention in the fields of wound healing and tissue engineering.