Sentence examples for aggregates combined from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we attempted to develop a tissue-engineered skin with a higher density of fibroblasts by formation of cell aggregates combined with a biodegradable polymer.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Gradation of fine aggregates combining FNS and natural sand.

The grading curves of fine aggregates combining different percentages of FNS and natural sand are shown in Fig. 3.

At 28 days, compressive strengths of the specimens using blended aggregates combining less than 50%% of CS were evaluated lower or similar strength properties to that of a control concrete, while that of specimens using 70 and 100%% of CS was increased average 1.39 and 4.64 %, respectively.

(4) At 28 days, compressive strengths of the specimens using blended aggregates combining less than 50%% of CS were evaluated lower or similar strength properties to that of a control concrete, while that of specimens using 70 and 100%% of CS was increased average 1.39 and 4.64 %, respectively.

This shift of the aggregating humic molecules from the macro- to the meso-aggregates, combined with the greater TOC accumulation in the treated soil (Fig. 2), confirmed the stronger aggregate stability conferred to soil by the catalytic treatment (Fig. 1).

"Mean reversion and momentum in the process" section reports on the structure of momentum and mean reversion for the process in aggregate, combining the drift and the martingale components.

This aggregate mix combines materials rich in calcium, potash and lime, while ensuring good drainage and the slow release of nutrients.

To test whether cells were able to sort out within aggregates we combined pre-formed (E9 chick) ENS cell aggregates with freshly dissociated QE8 ENS cells.

Morphological data showed that chondrocytes were not penetrating the hydrogels but tightly bound to the surface of the fragments and spontaneously formed aggregates of combined cell/chitosan.

With a temperature increase to 37 °C, the distribution shifted right as smaller aggregates are combined to form larger ones.