Sentence examples for tissue in the first from inspiring English sources

"The bad news is, it's so flexible and floppy that it doesn't have the rigidity needed to penetrate the brain tissue in the first place," Rogers told me.

90Y radioembolization is a permanent implant, delivering 97.5% of its absorbed dose to tissue in the first 2 weeks after infusion.

Based on the AUC, no significantly different 18F-MK-9470 uptake was observed between tumoural and benign prostatic regions; nevertheless, the uptake in both prostate compartments was significantly higher than that in the muscle tissue in the first (0 to 30 min, p < 0.05) and last (120 to 150 min, p < 0.05) acquisition time interval.

We demonstrated that the acute response of the rat bladder wall tissue (in the first 10 days following injury), included becoming thicker, and significantly more compliant [6].

The majority of the time for Option 2 (67% of the extractions), the quantity averaged 77 μg of RNA from only 100 mg of tissue in the first extraction attempt, so no pooling was needed.

TRAK2 was shown previously to associate directly with the KIF5C cargo binding domain [3] but, since TRAK2 associates with KIF5A in native tissue, in the first instance it was investigated if TRAK2 also binds to the KIF5A cargo binding domain.

To further support this hypothesis, we expanded our investigation of the Tfap2e−/− mouse to postnatal articular cartilage tissue in the second part of this study.

The peak phases (or averaged peak phases where more than two pieces were prepared from the same tissue) in the second cycle were plotted against the LD cycle of the day when explant cultures were prepared.

- Cut Rosette Water Loss (CRWL,%), indicating the amount of water lost from freshly cut tissues in the first two hours, was obtained according to the method described by Lefebvre et al. [30].

Here we found a strong CGRP release into the joint tissue and adjacent tissues in the first hours of AIA.

The tensile strength of healing tissues in the first 3 weeks is low due to an absence of collagen.