Examples of using Barrier function in English and their translations into Arabic
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Restoring barrier function.
Creates a protective barrier that strengthens skin's own barrier function.
Restore the barrier function of the intestine;
Ceramides: strengthen skin's barrier function.
Impaired skin barrier function facilitates the invasion of microorganism 2.
Restores the skin's barrier function.
Impaired skin barrier function facilitates the invasion of microorganism 2.
The backs of the hands are have an impaired barrier function so are prone to sensitivity.
Reduces skin's barrier function which can compromise the body's immune system.
Harsh weather conditions- hot,cold and dry air disrupt the skin's barrier function.
As a result, the barrier function is limited.
With regular use of the powder with the content of this component, the skin regains elasticity, improves its barrier function, skin tone and texture.
As a result, the skin's barrier function can become compromised.
Aluminum foil multi-layer structure film Aluminumfoil multi-layer structure film, has a good watertight and oxygen barrier function, high mechanical strength, good sealing.
When skin's barrier function is compromised it can become dry, sensitive or hypersensitive.
Atopic Dermatitis is linked to a compromised skin barrier function and an immune disorder.
In healthy skin the barrier function retains moisture, preventing dryness and sensitivity.
A baby's skin is thinner than adult skin soit's more delicate and its natural barrier function is not fully developed.
In general, the mucosa performs a barrier function, preventing the penetration of infections into the body.
When skin's barrier function is weakened its sensitivity is increased and it is more prone to dryness and irritaton.
Multiple studies have shown that the FLGgene plays a key role in skin barrier function and that mutations of the gene lead to instances of Atopic Dermatitis.
When skin's barrier function is impaired its sensitivity increases and it is more prone to dryness, infection and allergic reactions.
External factors cause the skin's natural barrier function to become compromised, resulting in an increased moisture loss through the skin.
Secondly, the barrier function of these capillaries, which in normal situations keeps the retina relatively isolated from blood, is disrupted.
At both stages in life, skin is thinner and the barrier function less effective, which can lead to a pH imbalance and increased water loss.
As a result, their skin's barrier function is weakened, moisture loss increases and they are prone to dryness and itchy skin.
Young skin is thinner than adult skin and its barrier function and self-protection mechanisms(especially melanin synthesis) are not fully developed.
Baby skin is thinner and its barrier function more limited than that of adults, making their skin far more sensitive to chemical, physical and microbial influences.
Most moisturisers only work to restore the surface barrier function and rely on the moisture network below to supply the moisture to the upper layers.
When skin's pH alters its barrier function is compromised. Water loss increases and skin dries out making it more susceptible to external irritants and sensitivity.