Sentence examples for widespread whole from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, elevations in GCs alter food intake, energy expenditure and ectopic fat deposition, and promote widespread whole body insulin resistance (Peckett et al., 2011).

Another explanation could be age: the mean age was >50 years for only three of the seven pain classes in the previous study (regional lower musculoskeletal pain, widespread musculoskeletal pain and widespread whole body pain).

Mild injuries are associated with a widespread whole body baseline depression in sensory and nociceptive thresholds, or hyposensitivity, that emerges only when the rat is adolescent, i.e. 4 5 weeks old (Ren et al., 2004; Sternberg et al., 2005; Laprairie & Murphy, 2009).

This phenomenon is aided by the low tissue-specific absorption rates and widespread whole-body penetration of RF radiation.

Using the newly developed AAV serotype-6 and -8 vectors (Gao et al., 2002; Rutledge et al., 1998), the Chamberlain and Xiao labs achieved widespread whole-body muscle gene transfer in the rodent models of muscular dystrophies (Gregorevic et al., 2004; Wang et al., 2005).

"The abuse was widespread, the whole culture.

If the cancer is more widespread the whole breast may need to be removed.

The products of tartary buckwheat are very popular and its cultivation is widespread in whole world (Lin 1994).

Meat and byproducts from BSE-infected sheep would present a greater danger to humans than products derived from BSE-infected cattle because, in sheep, BSE infectivity is widespread through the whole lymphoid system (and thereby the whole sheep carcass) [ 2, 9], in contrast to cattle, where BSE infectivity is primarily limited to the CNS [ 6, 9, 10].

Alveolar edema and hyaline membranes were graded according to the following criteria: 0-none, 1-focal in one to two fields, 2-focal in three to four fields, 3-widespread, 4-whole lung.

Activists respond by claiming this is an excuse that gives police the licence to carry out widespread surveillance of whole organisations that are a legitimate part of the democratic process.