Sentence examples for tracts it from inspiring English sources

However, due to the high complication rate related to the pin tracts, it is seldom used as a definitive treatment for femoral fractures.

In some cases, if there are bubbles of extraluminal gas in the tracts, it is possible to see them as hyperechoic foci.

In 2008, Mariner exposed $109.9 million worth of bids on 30 tracts; it won 19 blocks for a total $79.1 million.

The frontostriatal network has been proposed to play a significant role in executive functioning, however, because of the complex architecture of these tracts, it is difficult to generate measures of fiber tract microstructure using standard diffusion tensor imaging.

After a detailed construction of the paleogeography for each of the twelves systems tracts, it was found that the types, geometries and depositional regimes of PRDS significantly altered at ca. 13.8 Ma.

Even in his early tracts it was clear to Bacon that he had to seek a method of discovering the right forms, the most well known of which was heat (Novum Organum II, Aph. XI XII) or "the famous trial investigation of the form of heat" (Rees 2000, 66; see Bacon IV [1901], 154 5).

Once genistin enters the digestive tract, it releases its sugar and becomes "free" genistein.

As the inspired air goes down the respiratory tract, it reaches a point at which its temperature is 37°C and its relative humidity is 100%.

For its adequate absorption from the gastrointestinal tract it is essential that oral TU is taken with a meal that contains dietary fat.

Given the important role the EC cell plays within the GI tract, it is understandable that the measurement of 5-HT, its precursors and metabolites should be fully monitored during normal ageing.

When we went into the upper alimentary tract, it was very clear that they were utterly fascinated by its beauty.