Sentence examples for tissue closely from inspiring English sources

Engineered tissue closely mimics the properties of the heart.

Aside from subtle differences in timing of OPC responses, changes in ISH tissue closely mimicked those in hemi-contusion tissue.

The principle of palpation has been recently applied to a series of elasticity-based modalities generally defined as "strain-imaging techniques", in which diagnostic information derives from the response of the explored tissue (closely related to its elastic properties) to forces inducing mechanical modifications.

RelB+ DC in rheumatoid synovial tissue closely resemble mature interdigitating lymph node DC [ 90, 94, 95].

He says dogs were chosen as the study animals because their oral tissue closely resembles that of humans.

First, the glucose concentrations used in this study were based on the studies of Thomas et al., which demonstrated that the glucose concentration in subcutaneous tissue closely resembled that in plasma [ 36].

MG (Figure 1) is a well-characterized α-ketoaldehyde whose toxic effects on cells and tissues closely mimic those of the ageing process.

As nanoscale particles, because of the passively targeting for the reticuloendothelial cells and the enhanced permeability and retention (EPR) effect in the blood vessels of tumor tissue, the accumulation of Au/PAMAM in reticuloendothelial system (RES) macrophages and tumor tissues closely depends on the particle size.

Significantly, the fibroblasts in these tissues closely enveloped the nests of tumor cells, even in the earliest micrometastases to lymph nodes (Fig. 4c).

Moreover, neural and mesodermal tissues closely interact during embryogenesis to ensure timely patterning and differentiation of both head and trunk structures.

A substantial proportion of the gene targets of the significant colon cis-eQTL were also found to be cis-regulated target genes in other tissue types notably liver and ileum – two tissues closely related to the colon (Table  3).