Sentence examples for storage of elements from inspiring English sources

In particular, disorders in the renal excretory mechanisms may either increase or decrease the storage of elements in the organism.

Unmodified cell walls, by their properties as ion exchange matrices, in conjunction with vacuolar storage of elements, can play pivotal roles in maintaining homeostasis of many elements.

In this context, a differentiation between male and female animals seems to be indicated, since data from human studies sometimes suggest a sexual dimorphism for the storage of elements in organs [ 1, 2].

At the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, we have used a "synoptic reporting" tool (Cerner CoPathPlus) to incorporate the College of American Pathologists checklists as discrete data elements, allowing for storage of data elements in a relational table within the Laboratory Information System.

Except for Cr, Sb and Se, age-dependencies were detected for the storage of all elements.

The cats showed a different age (2 months-18 years), allowing an evaluation of age-dependent variations in the storage of the elements.

The occurrence of a CKD also affected the storage of the elements, with lower concentrations of Ba (renal medulla), Zn (renal cortex; renal medulla) and Mn (liver; renal medulla), but higher Cd concentrations (liver; renal cortex) in diseased cats.

Moreover, since a CKD often appears in older cats, this aspect was also considered by evaluating the storage of the elements in the feline organism depending on the occurrence of an impaired kidney function.

The computational efficiency is also enhanced by the use of Morse technique for the storage of finite element matrices and Preconditioned Conjugate Gradient method for the solution of the finite element equations.

ITU's mission is to protect European citizens against risks associated with the handling and storage of highly radioactive elements.

Finally, a first design of a new equipment for the thermal cycling of storage elements up to 400 °C is proposed, based on Joule-effect heating.