Sentence examples for tissue reshaping from inspiring English sources

Tissue reshaping improves the eye's ability to focus light and thus relieves blurred vision and reduces dependency on eyeglasses or contact lenses.

The paper has the potential to bring much understanding of tissue reshaping, and defining the deformations and their contributions in terms of elongation (normal strain) rather than shear (shear strain) would represent a tremendous improvement to its presentation, rigor and accessibility.

Apart from a helpful rundown of various cosmetic options like gum lifts that remove excess tissue, tooth reshaping, bleaching and laminates, the book takes issue with those who feel that cosmetic dentistry is "a frivolous indulgence in vanity".

Dr. Barsky's spline-based model could also improve the accuracy of Lasik surgery, in which part of the cornea is cut and peeled back and the underlying tissue is reshaped by a laser.

In the process embryonic tissues rapidly reshape and differentiate.

During the larval-pupal metamorphosis of holometabolic insects, the larvae undergo remarkable physiological changes to prepare for upcoming pupation and metamorphosis, and most of the organs and tissues are reshaped in the pupae.

Ophthalmologists surgically correct visual defects by removing tissue from the cornea, reshaping the transparent outer layer of the eye with intense ultraviolet pulses.

By rerouting nerves into healthy muscle and reshaping the tissue to bring it closer to sensors in the prosthesis, the procedure strengthens the brain's signals, and hence its ability to control the machine.

Human tissues and embryos bill Reshaping laws governing experimental work on human-animal hybrids, which will give scientists the opportunity to embark on a wide range of research, provided it is approved by regulators.

Heart surgeons repair heart valves by separating the fused valve flaps, reshaping or removing tissue for better closure of the valves or by adding tissue to patch tears or holes or to increase the support at the valve's base.

At pupal stages, the wing-hinge contraction contributes to anisotropic tissue flows that reshape the wing blade.