Sentence examples for a substratum for from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of her Vagina book, Wolf says that her theory of "biological consciousness" comes in part from William James's mighty The Variety of Religious Experience (1902) – "the issue of neurology as a substratum for these common mystical experiences", ie, that particular brain-states may give people a feeling that they are, for a moment, in touch with God.

We report the first successful growth of primary human corneal endothelial cells on coated fibroin as a step in evaluating fibroin as a substratum for the transplantation of tissue-constructs for endothelial keratoplasty.

A substratum, for Hartmann, is the argument of a possible relation.

It appears as if we need a substratum for the psychological states, desires, beliefs and so on.

We have previously shown that fibroin can function successfully as a substratum for growing cells of the eye.

These differences are statistically significant and provide compelling evidence of the suitability of BMSS as a substratum for the growth of HLECs.

Our aim was to grow an endothelial layer on a substratum suitable for transplant.

In addition we planted artificial seagrass units, consisting of a green ribbon tied to vexar mesh, as a standardized substratum for accumulating epiphytic growth.

These results indicate that germ tubes of C. graminicola require more than 4 μm of continuous contact with a hydrophobic substratum for induction of appressoria.

The mineral matrix of the stone serves as a suitable substratum for the growth of microorganisms.

He further embraces the ancient view that those dicta entail a common substratum for all matter, as the composition and resolution of material things always yield matter.