Sentence examples for supporting repair from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate that galectin-3 is a novel member of signaling proteins downstream of tyrosine kinase, and suggest that it plays roles in supporting repair or survival of the injured hepatocytes rather than their proliferation that is likely to be initiated later than 72 h.

Studies of the nutraceutical formulation NT-020 (a combination of blueberry extract, green tea extract, carnosine, and vitamin D3) has demonstrated that NT-020 is beneficial in supporting repair mechanisms following an injury.

Of course, in future experiments, it will be interesting to verify if, at later times after ischemia, these activated pre-oligodendrocytes start myelinating, thus actually supporting repair of demyelinated lesions.

They may be capable of supporting repair and remineralization of dentin left after decay and cavity preparation, following the concepts of ion exchange from glass ionomers.

Since in other organ systems WNTs are involved in supporting repair processes by maintaining a stem cell pool and specifying cell fates [ 19, 46, 47], it is tempting to speculate that the canonical WNT pathway would play a similar function in the repair of osteochondral defects.

In war-torn Syria, the charity is supporting repairs to damaged water networks and helping keep clean water flowing to hundreds of thousands of people.

The natural matrices combined with cytokines, growth and trophic factors in tissue-derived products can support repair mechanisms that more closely resemble natural healing cascades.

To reduce downtimes and costs, plant manufacturers need easy to use and comprehensive telemaintenance services to support repair and maintenance tasks at remote facilities.

Now, more than a half century after Nast died and his apartment was cut up, a 15-story-high scaffold supports repair crews working on Nast's glassy south greenhouse along 86th Street -- but it seems doubtful that anyone will ever put his magnificent apartment together again.

Astrocytes are capable of lipid uptake and serve to support, repair, and maintain the central nervous system by providing essential nutrients that encourage neuronal maturation.

It is crucial in mediating epithelial proliferation in inflammatory or hyperoxic lung injury, supports repair and restoration of barrier function, and induces the return to tissue homeostasis [27, 37].