Sentences with phrase «connective patterns»

These connective patterns help scientists better understand brain function, and how it changes as the brain develops or as it becomes diseased.

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The hepatocytes are first patterned onto surfaces dotted with tiny spots of collagen, and then surrounded by supportive tissue made up of stromal cells, which act as connective tissue and support the hepatocytes in carrying out their liver functions.

Toxins are then trapped in the body and nestle between the fat cells • Fat cells clogging up and swelling together • Connective tissue adhesions • Loss of skin elasticity • Genetic predisposition • Liver problems, for example due to alcohol • Poor sleeping patterns • Medical causes or medication

Instead of asking small connective tissues to stabilize heavy loads overhead, often being received at high velocities, why not build better movement patterns and serious structural strength by using some of the exercises below?

The connective tissues: The connective tissues are structures that are connected to the muscles and they come in a cris - cross or parallel pattern.

An approach that releases the chronic patterns of tension in the body through slow strokes and deep pressure on the contracted areas, either following or going across the grain of muscles, tendons, and connective tissue.

Our meat eating patterns (we mostly eat muscle meat rather than connective tissues and organs) mean we don't get as much glycine as we should.

We hold these postures for a few minutes each, rather than just a few breaths, and with that decadent time the nervous system resets, fascia and connective tissue releases and patterns of constriction, tension or resistance slowly begin to melt.

Seen from afar they read loosely as geometric abstractions, residing formally somewhere between Mary Heilmann's deadpan blocks of color and connective tissue, and brightly patterned, mid-20th century Naugahyde upholstery.

''... Judith Belzer also conducts her inquiry, using paint and other graphic materials, into the order of things — how natural processes create patterns that, once exposed, speak of the underlying and connective structures of life.»