Sentence examples for skin density from inspiring English sources

Rins, M., Diez, I., Calpena, A. C., & Obach, R. Skin density in the hairless rat.

Clinical tests have proven that skin density, slackening and wrinkles are all improved within just 3 months of use.

It turns out that Dagdeviren's device, a tiny sensor and battery embedded in a translucent patch of stretchy rubber, can detect variations in skin density more accurately than a doctor's fingers.

Looking at everything from the Man of Steel's muscle tissue – his skin density "would have to be 296 g/cm3 to stop 50% of standard handgun bullets" – to how he reverses the polarity of the Earth's spin (he increases his relativistic mass by 13.7m times by travelling close to the speed of light, they write), Superman is the "the number one candidate for 'most powerful superhero'".

After four weeks, the group who drank extra mineral water showed a decrease in skin density, which some believe suggests the skin is retaining more moisture, while those who drank tap water showed an increase in skin density.

Topical application of carotenoids, vitamin E and selenium increases skin density and thickness and improves skin surface parameters such as scaling and roughness in humans [13].

Based on that standard, we conclude that the level of light exposure either to the skin (power density of 250 mW/cm2 and total fluence of 60 J/cm) and to the surface of the brain (power density of 9.5 mW/cm2 and total fluence of 2.1 J/cm) to each of the 2 treated areas of the forehead poses no significant risk as discussed above.

New tables are proposed for epidemiological studies of skin lesion density in children.

To conduct a longitudinal study of skin capillary density changes throughout normal pregnancy and correlate them to changes in blood pressure.

This technology is based on measurements of skin current density via the imposition of low amplitude voltages (4 to 1.5V) between electrodes applied to the skin and measuring the low current generated.

The activation of HIF-1 α increased skin capillary density.