Implantation in a sentence

As the pregnancy grows, it stretches the site of implantation, which can cause rupturing and major internal bleeding that requires urgent surgery.

Those mice implanted with muscle tissue constructs that offered sustained release of IGF-1 exhibited the highest degree of muscle tissue regeneration six weeks after implantation.

Turkish clinics and surgeons use advanced technology such as FUE (follicular unit extraction) and DHI (direct hair implantation) methods, which are considered to be the most advanced and effective methods for hair transplantation.

And not everyone who gets pregnant experiences implantation bleeding, so if you're trying to conceive and don't spot this symptom, it's no cause for concern.

Implantation typically lasts only a few days.

It can last for two to seven days, and is marked by a change in color; implantation bleeding usually causes a few days of light brown spotting and may also segue into bright red bleeding, Dr. Ross says.

The complaint alleges that Boston Scientific, a corporation registered in Delaware with its principal business in Marlborough, MA, is responsible for injuries suffered due to the implantation of a pelvic mesh product.

This discovery elucidates a new mechanism of nuclear actin-mediated control in the decidualization process and reveals a new role for nuclear actin in the implantation process.

Well, implantation bleeding reportedly happens a few days to a week before your regular period — and the most important distinction is the flow itself, which tends to be much lighter than your regular period.

Young children and the elderly are more susceptible to these types of memory implantation.

For the project to be of benefit to the community, Munkhondya said implantation strategies require that parents, primary schools' management committees and children themselves be the main players.

In the study, researchers recorded fluctuations in dopamine and serotonin using specially designed electrodes in five patients undergoing deep brain stimulation electrode implantation surgery to treat essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease.

The Company’s Tumorgraft Technology Platform is a novel approach to personalizing cancer care based upon the implantation of human tumors in immune deficient mice followed by propagation of the resulting engraftments.

The guy who runs Perfect North (and consequently employs a shiatload of teenagers) not only opposed a law prohibiting involuntary chip implantation in employees, but also wanted to remove the laws governing how many hours teenagers could work?

They will also be subject to the usual checks like the implantation of a transponder and the anti-rabies vaccination.

And for deaf children the proposal promotes better medical treatment, early implantation of cochlear implants, better support and training for speech therapists, better placement at special needs schools and the like.

Mogrify’s business has three main components: Internal program development of cell therapies (current cell therapies it’s developing include enhancing augmented cartilage implantation; non-invasive treatment of ocular damage; and for blood disorders).

Producers also have the option of using on-site recipient cows for implantation of embryos.

Six patients underwent cataract surgeries while one underwent a secondary intraocular lens implantation surgery in the hospital.

These first-generation filters required surgical access to the femoral vein for placement and the threshold for their implantation was high.