Sentence examples for a suitable engineered from inspiring English sources

It is demonstrated that, pond ash can indeed act as a suitable engineered backfill in this regard.

A suitable engineered asymmetric double quantum well can be designed as a three level system, in which intersub-band transitions between these three states give rise to Terahertz radiation.

Our main objective was to study the osteogenic differentiation of DPSCs or human osteoblasts, challenged on a Biocoral scaffold, as well as to provide fundamental information allowing the use of DPSCs/Biocoral as a suitable engineered biocomplex, made of human mesenchymal-derived cells and a porous structure, for defect repair or transplantation purposes.

However, for complex organs more detailed studies are still necessary to develop a suitable engineered solution.

On the basis of the aforementioned results, the most suitable engineered domain configuration was proposed for the high-strain high-coupling piezoelectric applications.

The lessons learned from these natural analogs can then "be used to choose suitable engineered storage sites and monitor how the carbon dioxide is being stored," Gilfillan says.

However, there are several requirements that have to be fulfilled in order to develop a suitable tissue engineered implant.

This is a well-known issue to be addressed in order to deal with a suitable tissue engineered construct, and the proposed review also shows that ECM molecules and fragments, resulting from proteolysis, can act directly as inflammatory stimuli and contribute to exacerbated angiogenesis.

As our population ages, there is a greater need for a suitable supply of engineered tissues to address a range of debilitating ailments.

The wide range of Kd values obtained regarding the factors examined indicated that the retention properties of the clays should also be considered when selecting a suitable clay for engineered barriers.

In food industries, recycling of CIP solutions requires a suitable green process engineered to take into account the extreme physicochemical conditions of cleaning while not altering the process efficiency.