Sentence examples for tissue adaptations from inspiring English sources

The objective of the study was to define maternal tissue adaptations in pregnancy associated with uncomplicated spontaneous vaginal delivery using anatomical and biological outcomes.

There was also a significant correlation between the side-to-side difference in retroversion of the humerus compared with the side-to-side difference in external rotation at 90 degrees of abduction.Rotational changes in the throwing shoulder are due to bony as well as soft tissue adaptations.

Mechanical loading of joints due to exercise may be minimal but sufficient to maintain tissue homeostasis, it may be within the optimal physiological window and help maintain tissue homeostasis and produce positive tissue adaptations, or it may be strenuous, thus exceeding the physiological window and lead to disruptions of tissue homeostasis, leading to joint disease.

Examination includes tests that "identify tissue adaptations contributing to the identified relative stiffness and associated movement patterns" (Sahrmann, survey response).

Prolonged postures and repeated movements are proposed to cause tissue adaptations that eventually result in a joint developing a susceptibility to movement in a specific direction.

Repeated movements and associated tissue adaptations are reasoned to contribute to generalization of movement patterns including the imprecise joint motion that is direction-specific.

Tissue adaptation: The gingiva is adapted around the entire implant to provide a thick band of healthy tissue around the healing abutment.

Zhu, J. Mysterious ILC2 tissue adaptation.

Sujino, T. et al. Tissue adaptation of regulatory and intraepithelial CD4+ T cells controls gut inflammation.

This article examines the concept of tissue adaptation in response to the application of plaster of Paris splints and casts.

We present a multiscale model for bone tissue adaptation that considers the two top levels, whole bone and trabecular architecture.