Sentence examples for tissue approximated from inspiring English sources

Cytokines in plasma, inoculation dose and bacterial growth in lung tissue approximated a log-normal distribution and were logarithmically transformed before analysis.

In concordance with the cell line data, we saw a trend of increased IL8 levels in normal tissues (approximating the BG knock-down situation) and reduced IL8 in tumor tissues (Additional file 1: Figure S6A).

In two-dimensional vertex models, a tissue is approximated as a tessellation of polygons and the vertices of these polygons move due to mechanical forces originating from the cells.

Here, A 0 is the original, uncorrected arterial blood curve, as measured in the images, and T is the unknown background tissue activity, approximated by a nearby region in muscle.

The reduced scattering coefficients in biological tissue were approximated by the following equation [ 11, 19].

Baseline and post-feeding levels of two xenomiRs in vertebrate blood and tissues reportedly approximated the abundance of moderately expressed endogenous miRNAs.

In this study, we directly assessed the ability of Raman microspectroscopy to detect CFE via in-vitro study of organotypic tissue rafts approximating human skin.

Tests with human subjects explored robotic and teleoperated paradigms to detect when the needle contacted a membrane embedded at variable depth in a tissue phantom that approximated the properties of porcine liver.

It has been shown that the perfusion of blood in tumor tissue can be approximated using the relative perfusion index determined from dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (DE-MRI) of the tumor blood pool.

The advantages of mesh repair are less chance of recurrence and the ability to be used in large defects where native tissue cannot be approximated.

The absorption coefficient of the whole blood was multiplied by the volume fraction of blood in tissue VHb which approximated 2% [ 26].