Sentence examples for tone and involves from inspiring English sources

An endothelial cell (EC) Ca2+ signalling is implicated in regulation of the arteriolar and venular microvascular tone and involves antagonistic relationship between Ca2+ signals in endothelial and media cells (myocytes and pericytes) [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].

Alternatively, perhaps the epithelial hyperreactivity or altered vascular tone common to eosinophilic diseases and involving smooth muscle control are influenced by PDGFB-associated gene expression.

Ducros et al. [2] suggest that the underlying disturbance in the control of cerebral arterial tone first involves small distal arteries responsible for hemorrhages and then progresses towards medium and large-sized arteries responsible for ischemic events.

The temporal pattern of RCVS suggests that the underlying disturbance in the control of cerebral arterial tone first involves small distal arteries responsible for thunderclap headaches, haemorrhages and RPLS and then progresses towards large-sized arteries responsible for ischaemic events as cerebral infarction [1].

Again, his singing was hardy and involving, though his earthy tones sometimes turned coarse as he sent fortissimo notes soaring.

The reason Obama's attacks on Bain Capital, which in their tone and technical charges involving Securities and Exchange Commission filings can sound like demagoguery, are in fact legitimate is because Bain's history is a proxy for the larger debate about why inequality is increasing and who gets hurt.

The endothelin family majors in control of vascular tone and is also involved in a large variety of pain processes as a neuromodulator.

The player's technique, which uses circular breathing (inhaling through the nose while blowing into the instrument to yield an uninterrupted tone), involves both blowing and singing into the instrument.

Studies contend that fibrotic change, atrial remodeling, and increased vagal tone are involved in the relationship between arrhythmia and exercise [14 16].

The second, initially light in tone, involves a Los Angeles schoolkid who unknowingly possesses the key to defeating the invaders.

Each step in the whole-tone scale involves an interval of 200 cents (a cent is a measure of frequency, with each semitone in the Western scale equal to 100 cents).