Sentence examples for skin support from inspiring English sources

Are there values inherent in the medium's fundamental givens — paint skin, support surface, wall — when they are denied traditional decorative and illustrative functions?

Alterations in genes involved in cornified envelope formation and lipid homeostasis in AE skin support the hypothesis that skin barrier dysfunction is crucially involved in the pathogenesis of AE [66].

The inverse age-dependent androgen patterns in blood vs. skin support the concept of an independent androgen metabolism in the skin undergoing separate skin-specific age-dependent changes.

It seems reasonable to suppose that each hair follicle could transmit polarity information to its associated lanceolate cluster, and recent experiments with mice lacking planar cell polarity signaling in the skin support this conjecture (Chang and Nathans, unpublished observations).

The rubbery-looking skin supported an inch or so of cartilage, vessels, fat, and nerves — a red mash of tissue — beneath it.

The "wing" of these small reptiles is made up of skin supported by five or six elongated ribs between the forelimbs and hind limbs.

Like its literary source, Under the Skin supports and rewards multiple readings; elegant and agitated in equal measure, it's the first British film in some while to feel genuinely unprecedented.

The primary stiffeners improve the global stiffness of the HASP and the sub-stiffeners enhance the local stiffness of the mono-cell skin supported by the primary stiffeners.

The pH of the skin supports penetration of nanoparticles and by a solution of lowered pH, it is possible to achieve a decreased electrostatic force (Murphy et al. 2010).

The expression of β-defensin in the outer layers of skin supports their role in cutaneous innate immunity.

Additionally, our study confirms distinctive expression and functions of Notch1 and Notch2 in the skin supporting the importance of careful dissection of the contribution of individual Notch receptors.