Sentence examples for vulnerable tissues from inspiring English sources

The notorious "flesh-eating" bacterium appears to sweet-talk its way deep into vulnerable tissues.

This leads to hypoxia and tissue damage, with the most vulnerable tissues being those with high oxygen demands such as brain and heart [8, 9].

Rapid uptake and localization of glycinebetaine in these most vulnerable tissues are particularly beneficial in chilling and freezing stress where glycinebetaine can exert a protective effect [77].

Orthoses that are thoughtfully designed with patient input, carefully constructed and monitored, and modified as needed, can make a difference in a person's life by relieving pain, providing joint stabilization, protecting vulnerable tissues and enabling valued activity and participation.

"An understanding of how the epaulette shark protects vulnerable tissues such as the heart and brain could be expected to give rise to novel interventions that could be employed in a clinical setting for victims of heart attack and stroke, to diminish the extent of damage that results from insufficient oxygen," she says.

Hope is writ into the soft and vulnerable tissues of the human heart, and only the calcified heart is free therefrom.

This was a cry that rent open the universe and, in doing so, peeled back and exposed some soft, vulnerable tissue in Cavanaugh's brain.

During surgical procedures, minimizing cartilage breakdown and smooth remaining surfaces are desired because they minimize the vulnerable tissue to further destruction.

In cases where a topical gel has previously been applied to the vaginal epithelium, virions must move through gel layers before reaching vulnerable tissue.

Elucidating the molecular basis of tendon aging is crucial to understanding the age-related changes in structure and function in this vulnerable tissue.

Atrial fibrosis creates a vulnerable tissue for atrial fibrillation (AF) [1].