Sentence examples for systematic tissue from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's plea — which lasted more than an hour — reprised the case's ghastly theme with frequent references to "systematic tissue harvesting".

Kirk C. Allison, Associate Director of the Program in Human Rights and Medicine in the University of Minnesota, wrote that the "short time frame of an on-demand system [as in China] requires a large pool of donors pre-typed for blood group and HLA matching," and would be consistent with the Falun Gong allegations about the systematic tissue typing of practitioners held prisoner.

It should be noted that this may also reflect a lack of systematic tissue collection and translational research in the drug development trials for this disease.

Lungs were then subjected to systematic tissue sampling, dehydration in a graded series of ethanol, and embedding in Epon (Fluka) (Im Hof et al. 1989; Kapp et al. 2004).

By performing a systematic tissue screen from the autopsy of fatal malaria cases, we have recently demonstrated that immature gametocytes sequester in the hematopoietic environment of the human bone marrow before being released as mature gametocytes in the bloodstream [ 19].

1, 2 The changes may affect systematic and tissue exposure of drugs administered to the patient.

The combinatorial approach presented in this work demonstrates concentration dependent effects of n-cadherin signaling on mouse embryonic stem cell behavior, underscoring the need for the greater use of systematic approaches in tissue engineering matrix design in order to understand and optimize bioactive signaling in the matrix for tissue formation.

Here, we describe comprehensive epigenomic annotations from human embryonic craniofacial tissues and systematic comparisons with multiple tissues and cell types.

Two systematic methods for tissue excision viz. the progressive removal and oscillatory removal are proposed and implemented for multiple resections through the target tissue region and ensuring complete removal of the tumor.

Systematic analysis of tissue expression profiles by comparing the list of epicardium-enriched transcripts to relevant gene ontology lists (GO: 8150; biological process, see Materials and Methods), revealed mainly immune system-related lists (i.e. GO: 2526, 2541, 6956, 6692, 45087, 6959) with very low p-values.

It can correct biased estimates of expression changes in the case of systematic differences in tissue composition between sample groups.