Sentence examples for tissue capacity from inspiring English sources

Georgia-Pacific will divest 250,000 tons of tissue capacity to ward off potential Justice Department objections.

Several categories were related to exercise ability; however, we chose the category sets associated with overexpression and tissue capacity functions.

Short-term treatment with OE affects adipose tissue capacity to extract fatty acids from lipoproteins and to deal with fatty acid transport and metabolism.

The risk associated with excessive exposure to sunlight during childhood (that which surpasses the regenerative tissue capacity), measured as early sunburns, points also to the importance of protecting children by avoiding the hours of greatest radiation, and protecting exposed sites.

Our results support the hypothesis that tissue capacity to increase O2 extraction in early sepsis is impaired by a maldistribution of O2 delivery and not a failure to utilize O2.

The enzyme activities measured were chosen to reflect the tissue capacities for anaerobic and aerobic carbohydrate metabolism.

The relationship between the distribution volumes and clearances of the empirical model and tissue capacities and blood flow of the physiological model are complex, however.

Finally, evolutionary medicine (Nesse and Williams 1994) explains how the limits of these mechanisms arise from the trade-offs between the risks of cancer and the benefits of retaining dynamic tissue capacities for development and repair.

Iron deficiency per se is thought to affect tissue oxidative capacity, whereas iron deficiency anaemia also affects oxygen carrying capacity [ 16].

Tissue storage capacity is limited, however, and, as the tissues become saturated, the rate of excretion increases sharply.

The bone tissue's capacity for remodeling in response to mechanical demand is retained even in the elderly.