Sentence examples for system of wound from inspiring English sources

All the images were scored using an ordinal 0 4 scoring system of wound vascularization, with each wound field divided into 12 clock hours.

A novel system of series-wound immunosensing channels (SWIC) was proposed for automated chemiluminescent (CL) dual-analyte immunoassay by immobilizing respectively different capture antibodies on the inner walls of series-wound glass channels.

The availability of 'omic' datasets would help to advance our understanding of the system-level complexity of wound healing as it occurs in the dynamic biomechanical environment of the VF mucosa.

Here, using a previously validated rat injury model, expression microarray technology and an empirical Bayes analysis approach, we generated a VF-specific transcriptome dataset to better capture the system-level complexity of wound healing in this specialized tissue.

"The system of treatment for wound care places patients at risk for additional medical complications," the examiners said.

The homeostatic condition is maintained by wilful policy decisions and 'nudges' from government (the nervous system), but can be perturbed by various destabilising causes (pathogens) whose damage the law tries to limit through the policing system (the immune system) followed by a system of restorative justice (wound healing).

We demonstrate a phenotypic overlap, defined as an additional delay in wound healing in the double-deficient mice compared to the individual single-deficient mice, between MMP-13 and the plasminogen activation system in the process of wound healing, but not during gestation and in postnatal development.

The fact that AF can regress or stabilize implies that the cells in these cases are still in some way sensitive to a regulatory system similar to that of wound healing, yet remain susceptible to reactivation by unknown, possibly multiple, proinflammatory and/or profibrotic stimuli that may be induced by injury or other physiological conditions such as pregnancy.

The wound area was analyzed using Adobe PhotoShop (version 7.0; Adobe Systems) and the percentage of wound closure was derived by the following formula: [1 – (current wound size/initial wound size)] × 100.

Pathway analysis by Ingenuity systems suggests the dysregulation of wound repair pathways in SF in both the early and late OA subgroups.

There is growing interest in the role of the innate immune system, especially TLRs, as regulators of wound healing and especially fibrosis.