Sentence examples for underlying foot from inspiring English sources

They cannot show how the glycocalyx sits over the fenestrations or the relationship with the underlying foot processes, or whether the glycocalyx coverage is similar in different areas of the glomerulus.

Health issues of obesity, poorer physical health and having multiple underlying foot conditions were associated with a four-fold to six-fold increase in the likelihood of nurses experiencing disabling foot/ankle MSDs.

In glomerular diseases, a rearrangement of F-actin leads to the alterations in podocyte motility, which are considered to underlie foot process effacement and proteinuria [ 4].

At the Wednesday matinee Mr. Glover, backed by Mr. Davis and Mr. Chestnut, offered a technically brilliant, if somewhat dry, series of dances on three amplified platforms: always impressive, sometimes exciting, as when Mr. Glover taps out an underlying beat with one foot while the other elaborates in fluttering variations.

Even in the absence of clinical signs, most infected chronic ulcers of the diabetic foot have underlying osteomyelitis.

There, its long thin stems gracefully bend over, creating an arching shower of lemon-yellow flowers that hover only two or three feet above underlying plants.

This does not include the curatorial costs of creating the memorial's interpretive center but it does include the estimated $175 million to build the infrastructure underlying a platform 70 feet above the original foundations.

SP sensitizes spinal circuits that underlie heat-evoked foot withdrawal; and 3) SP-induced sensitization in naked mole-rats can be reversed by antagonizing either NK1 or NMDA receptors.

Because of our previous experience with malignant foot ulcers, an underlying malignancy was suspected.

The indication for initial attempted arthrodesis was posttraumatic osteoarthritis in 2 patients and degenerative osteoarthritis in 2 patients with an underlying neurological disorder (post-poliomyelitis foot deformity in one and congenital clubfoot in the other).

Although the precise pathophysiological mechanism underlying the development of diabetic foot ulcerations is complex [ 13], it is generally associated with the presence of peripheral neuropathy and repetitive trauma due to normal walking activities which expose the foot to moderate or high pressure and shear forces [ 14- 16].