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Examples for "visceral"
Examples for "visceral"
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Multivariate analyses confirmed the prognostic importance of performance status and visceral crisis.
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She needed to know, on a visceral level, that it was real.
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This visceral emotion is one of the main drivers of human behaviour.
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Modi is a polarising figure, evoking visceral reactions across the political spectrum.
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Modi is a polarizing figure, evoking visceral reactions across the political spectrum.
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The Fisherman must have sliced an internal organ, or severed an artery.
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However, dose-volume calculations using individual CT scans do not account for internal organ motion.
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There seemed to be an injury to some internal organ, which threatened his life.
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She will start alongside fellow Aussie Genevieve LaCaze in four days, minus an internal organ.
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One (they chose their mom) had a punctured eye and grievous internal organ damage.
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The extent to which splanchnic postprandial hyperaemia shows gender differences is unknown.
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Regional adipose tissue and splanchnic tissue metabolism were measured by Fick's Principle.
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The test was sometimes positive after electric stimulation of the splanchnic nerves.
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Fasting arterial glucose and splanchnic glucose output was similar in all groups.
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Intravenous application of ghrelin lowered blood pressure and decreased splanchnic nerve activity.
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Results: Placebo administration had no effect on systemic and splanchnic circulation.
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The focus of this article is on the abdominopelvic and pelvic splanchnic nerves.
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In the RIPC groups, a remote preconditioning was applied before the splanchnic ischemia.
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But it is difficult to identify the pelvic splanchnic nerves in complete samples.
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Aim: To determine the effect of perinatal bacterial infection on the neonatal splanchnic circulation.
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Glutamine and alanine are dominant nitrogen carriers from skeletal muscle stores to splanchnic organs.
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The splanchnic nerves are paired autonomic nerves that supply the abdominal and pelvic viscera.
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The clinical spectrum changes from splanchnic hypoperfusion and intestinal ischemia to multiple organ failure.
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In conclusion, ET-1 infusion causes reduced splanchnic glucose production due to reduced glycogen-derived glucose release.
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We hypothesize that pulmonary arterial hypertension aggravates the consequences of RMs in the splanchnic circulation.
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Regional metabolism was measured by Fick's Principle in a leg and in the splanchnic tissue.
