Sentence examples for weaker tissue from inspiring English sources

It has been hypothesized that this impaired healing can lead to weaker tissue and susceptibility to further injury [ 16, 17].

Middleditch [ 3] however describes the difference between ballet dancers and gymnasts with 'normal tissues' and increased range of motion due to training and stretching versus hypermobile individuals with generally weaker tissue.

"Prominent bones and weak tissue around the eyes.

The area of weak tissue would somehow need to be repaired or replaced — a major and dangerous operation in so small a patient.

Their causes include uncontrolled high blood pressure, atherosclerosis and a genetic tendency to have weak tissue or an abnormal valve in the aorta.

However, the aerenchyma is a mechanically weak tissue providing little stiffness to the plant (Striker et al., 2007).

When the weak tissue cracks, he can stuff a q-tip inside his arm and rotate it around.

However, since the noise present in weak tissue Raman signals may affect the determination of significant PCs with smaller variances for tissue diagnosis (Sasic, 2001), caution should be taken when acquiring the weak tissue Raman signals.

The raw spectra acquired from gastric tissue in the 800 1800 cm−1 range represented a combination of prominent tissue autofluorescence, weak tissue Raman scattering signals, and noise.

Use of arthroscopy in this system may detect such weak tissue or cartilage in vivo, before it detaches from the host tissue.

Moreover, positive cases were divided into two groups: those in which immunopositive cells ranged from 0 9% of the total number of lymphocytes ("weak" tissue presence of NK cells) and those in which they were ≥10% ("strong" NK cell presence).