| As the levator ani passes downward both anteriorly and posteriorly, it forms an arch of muscular tissue, also called a sling. |
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| The epiglottis is a flap of muscular tissue that closes off the entry to your voice box when you swallow. |
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| This situation affects the muscular tissue and reduces the muscle potential of carrying out their essential roles. |
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| The exon jump approach would appear to meet the needs of patients whose muscular tissue is seriously damaged. |
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| The rolls of fat are gradually burned off and make way for more muscular tissue. |
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| Most of the body is of muscular tissue, a high proportion of which is necessitated by swimming. |
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| The cause of death was the damage caused by chemotherapy to the myocardium, the muscular tissue of the heart. |
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| The firm muscular tissue of beef, for example, spoils less quickly than liver. |
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| When a person suffers such an attack the damaged muscular tissue dies and the residual scar tissue does not retract. |
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| Proteins are necessary for the growth and repair of the bones and the muscular tissue, and maintenance of metabolic process. |
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| Spatial recruitment: the percentage of muscular tissue being stimulated is indicated to us by the current applied. |
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| Note the high attenuation value of the lesion compared with muscular tissue. |
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| It is involved in the production of energy in the cells and in the contractility of the muscular tissue. |
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| Dr. Smith particularly directed my attention to the light fawnish red colour of the muscular tissue, and to the extreme coarseness of its texture. |
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| With a combination of fat-suppressed T2-weighted sequences and T1-weighted sequences, fatty degenerated muscular tissue can be nicely differentiated from oedematous affected muscular tissue as a hint for acute inflammation. |
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| It is composed of myogenic muscular tissue associated with heart contraction features. |
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| It is an illusion that stimulation only allows the muscular tissue on which the tendinous tissue relies to develop, causing an imbalance along it that could be harmful for the tendon. |
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| The main part of the gonad appears full of muscular tissue, and the acini are still less developed in number and volume. |
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| In certain histologic sections, the damaged muscular tissue was replaced by granulation tissue in various stages of development. |
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| However, the pathological changes of muscular tissue are less specific. |
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| Special ultrasound techniques allow for the detection of oscillating microbubbles, separation from muscular tissue and deliver the opportunity to assess muscular tissue perfusion in real time. |
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| In such cases, after the lateral drainage down to, but not through, the neck, it may be necessary to carry out a similar additional exsection of muscular tissue on the inner side. |
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| The speed with which meat spoils not only depends on hygiene conditions and storage temperature, but also on the acidity of the meat and the structure of the muscular tissue. |
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| Insulin is important in the consumption of nutrients by our muscles and thus contributes to the energy supply and to the structure of the muscular tissue. |
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| Scaling can be done manually or automatically. The machines used for mechanical scaling must not damage the skin nor impair the texture of the muscular tissue. |
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| Several years after the graft, autopsy reveals myoblasts and epithelial cells completely integrated in the beneficiary's muscular tissue but which originated in the donor. |
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