Sentence examples for skin delivering from inspiring English sources

(He worked on the critically revered television show of the same name.) He boldly let his own freak flag fly in the 2000 pathology-driven comedy "Chuck & Buck," in which, as a childlike man (Buck) who romantically stalks an old friend, he slithers under your skin, delivering an off-putting performance that deliberately risks turning a creepy story into an unlikable one.

The use of these nanomaterials is useful, since they can penetrate deeper into the protective layer of skin, delivering drugs or active agents and nutrients, such as non-synthetic peptide that instruct cells to regenerate, as some of these nanoparticles have antioxidant properties (Xiao et al. 2005).

Examples of implants include intrathecal drug delivery, in which a pump implanted beneath the skin delivers pain medication directly to the spinal cord, and a spinal cord stimulation implant, in which an electrical device placed in the body sends electric pulses to the spinal cord to inhibit the transmission of pain signals.

A paddle with the new, toothy skin delivered a boost of up to 6.6% in swimming speed, compared to one coated with the smooth membrane alone.

The first study of this approach in people shows that microchips implanted under the skin deliver regular doses of a drug to fight osteoporosis, the bone-weakening condition common in the elderly.

Transdermal drug delivery systems (TDDSs) can be defined as self-contained discrete dosage forms which, when applied to the intact skin, deliver the drug(s) through the skin portal at a predetermined and reproducible rate into the systemic circulation over a prolonged period of time (Prabhakar et al. 2013; Prausnitz et al. 2004; Gupta et al. 2009).

It is known that lamellar bodies, secretory vesicles of the skin, deliver cholesterol and proteins to the surface and could there for be affected by ablation of autophagy.

The Ensemble delivery system consists of an integrated balloon, long-sheath, and introducer, such that it can be introduced through the skin, delivered over a guidewire to the RVOT, and deployed without any additional vascular sheath or catheters.

Widely known as a universal solvent, DMSO is highly effective at permeating the skin and delivering a drug to the vascular system.

The new requirement of listing the hospitals where doctors have lost their right to practice was apparently in response to the case earlier this year of Dr. Allan Zarkin, who carved his initials into a patient's skin after delivering her baby.

It is reported that breast IMRT could reduce approximately 15-20% moist desquamation of the irradiated skin by delivering a more homogenous dose of radiation through the breast and efficiently removing the radiation hot spots [ 9, 10].