Sentences with phrase «into internal organs»

It is also known that nanoparticles can cross the air - blood - barrier when inhaled, from whence they can move into the internal organs, and that some nanoparticles can cross the placental barrier.

If tumors have not spread into internal organs, treatments can give many more months or years of life to your dog.

Tumors are rapidly progressive, and can quickly spread into internal organs, emphasizing the need to diagnose and treat this condition as soon as possible.

Once tumors have spread into internal organs, the disease is usually fatal and any treatment will aim to make your dog more comfortable.

This product is fast acting and is not absorbed into the internal organs and bloodstream of the dog.

** Some of the more serious side effects of antibiotics include: Candida, which is internal yeast overgrowth (fungal) that's linked to a «leaky gut syndrome» — Auto - immune disease, increased permeability of the intestinal lining (all pose to seep toxins from food, environment, cosmetics, etc. into internal organs), digestive problems, depression, and IBS.

Glass frogs are so - named because their translucent skin provides a surprisingly revealing window into their internal organs.

YOUR baby's skin is more porous than adult skin making it easy for the chemicals present in clothing to enter into their internal organs that are still developing and maturing.

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Researchers also are developing techniques for assembling living cells into working biodevices — which could mean a solution for damaged internal organs, such as livers, bladders, and kidneys.

In no instances did the altered tissues with excessive pigmentation invade into the muscle or internal organs, Sweet and his colleagues report.

When these mice develop, their internal organs and patterns of gene expression fall randomly into left - or right - oriented layouts.

During organ and tissue development, these cells transform into a particular specialized cell, such as a heart cell or a liver cell, when prompted by their environment or by their internal genetic programming.

The water flushes your internal organs and the acidity from the lemon and vinegar gently stimulates the liver and gallbladder, and tells the digestive system to kick into gear.

Within Ayurveda, each finger corresponds to a specific internal function of an organ, and our nails can give insight into whether our organs are performing at their best:

Modern waist trainers are designed to force your body into an hourglass shape by pulling in your floating ribs and internal organs whilst accentuating the natural shape of the hips and thighs.

If your chin and hyoid bone are jutting forward or your head is tilting back, your entire core — internal structures such as your organs — will push forward into your abdominal wall.

Incontinence can be related to pelvic organ prolapse (POP), where the internal organs start to slip downward into the vaginal canal.

When you put these chemicals on your skin they're absorbed straight into your blood stream without filtering of any kind, so the toxic chemicals from toiletries and beauty products are largely going directly to your internal organs.

But, given «the capacity of [methionine restriction] to decrease the rate of [free radical] generation in internal organs, to lower markers of chronic disease, and to increase maximum longevity, ironically converts such «disadvantage» into a strong advantage and [it] fits well with the important role of [beans] in healthy diets like the [traditional] Mediterranean diet.

A flurry of surround effects and an internal - organ - stirring low end put the listener into the world of the film.

The structure of the older Elantra allowed a lot of intrusion into the occupant compartment, and driver dummy injury measures indicated that rib fractures, internal organ injuries, and a broken left leg would be possible in a real - world crash.

As the sound waves travel into the body they return three dimensional images (length, width and depth) of certain internal organs allowing for depth dimension of the organ and good visualization of the edges of the organ.

Infected gums with periodontal disease is a source for bacteria to escape into the blood stream and infect the internal organs (heart valves, liver, kidneys, etc).

Infected gums with periodontal disease are a source for bacteria to escape into the blood stream and infect the internal organs (heart valves, liver, kidneys, etc).

Again, the fish going into these products are whole feeder fish, damaged or spoiled fish, or fish parts (heads, tails, internal organs) not wanted for human consumption.

Many species of bacteria prosper in the oral cavity that can get into the blood and cause damage to internal organs (heart, kidneys, liver) or overtax the immune system.

Bacteria and plaque can progress into bleeding gums, tooth loss, and can even cause damage to the heart and other internal organs.

After all, the poison is absorbed into the subcutaneous layer, inevitably gets into the blood, spreads throughout the body and alters the cell tissues of the internal organs.

Lastly, your veterinarian will carefully palpate fingers into your cat's internal organs to feel for signs of abnormalities, such as swelling, lumps, or bumps.

In addition, the bacteria are consistently released into the blood stream allowing for systemic infections, which can cause damage to internal organs, such as the kidneys, liver and heart.

More advanced conditions that metastasize deeper into dog skin tissues or that are found on an internal organ can be more difficult to treat.

This is extremely important as the pet ages, as bacteria from «bad gums» sheds into the bloodstream and threatens internal organs.

MRIs are particularly good for providing detailed images of soft tissue (especially the brain and internal organs), cardiovascular system, and views into various joints, spine and other bony structures.

If not detected and managed, lupus erythematosus may progress into system lupus and affect the internal organs of the dog.

The endoscope is inserted into an orifice allowing an internist to view inside internal organs.

The dog had laid into Cady's abdomen and barely avoided damaging any internal organs; Cady's pet parents took her to the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SF SPCA) urgent care facility at once.

When grazing animals eat grass infected by the faeces, these eggs may develop into hydatid cysts in the internal organs of the grazer.

The years of chronic bacteria that were released into this cats bloodstream when the periodontal disease progressed from Stage I to Stage IV can seriously affect the internal organs and cause this cat to have premature organ failure.

allows the veterinarian to see an animal's internal organs by inserting a long, flexible tube into the body.

Since insulin is not giving the internal organs and muscles a signal to convert glucose into energy, the excess glucose goes right out the body through urine causing a lack of energy in your pet.

The probe sends sound waves into your cat and the resulting echoes create images of your pet's internal organs.

Too much weight stresses bones and joints, strains the heart and other internal organs, crowds the lungs, and turns a simple walk around the block into a major chore.

The internal bleeding and discharges caused by cancer can seep into other organs or even fill the lungs thereby making it difficult for the canine to breathe.

Spectacularly tracking each fatal bullet fired in flight, the camera whips across the battlefield and into an internal view of the projectile's unfortunate target to show bones being broken, organs obliterated, faces imploded, and brain matter strewn far and wide over the African scrubland.

-- the presence of 12 bodies with three difficulty levels and regime survival at each level; — powerful nanorobots, ready for total protection of the human body; — realistic graphics, taking into account anatomic features of a structure of internal organs; — a wide range of threats and a variety of opponents in the form of viruses, germs, bacteria and enemy cells, will provide you with decent resistance; — added new functions to the defense of generator — modified training system — there is an opportunity to share achievements on social networks.

More bullets tear into it in midair, splattering blood across the street and unburdening its gut of a generous helping of internal organs.

In her sculptures, yarn and thread form mountainous cones and internal organs, while her drawings depict mystical creatures with exaggerated smiley faces that morph into fantastical landscapes.

The casual, anthropomorphic metaphors of city residents are often confined to the internal organs of an imagined body: one either travels to the heart of a metropolis for its centre, or down, via an intestinal subway system, into its bowels.

Recalling Claes Oldenburg's soft sculptures and Arman's consumer good Accumulations, Cárdenas's assemblages arrange everyday objects, such as packaged food and colorful plastic toys, into suggestive compositions evocative of internal sex organs or genitalia peeking out from behind unzipped pants.

By the accumulation of mass Ono's installations develop into human landscapes resembling internal organs and microscopic views.