The phrase "anatomical environments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or anatomy, referring to the physical structures and conditions within a biological system.
Example: "The study focused on how different anatomical environments affect the growth of tissues in regenerative medicine."
Alternatives: "biological contexts" or "physiological settings".
First, the chemical composition and mechanical properties of the scaffold have to be consistent with the anatomical environment in vivo.
An ablation planning system plays a pivotal role in tumor ablation procedures, as it provides a dry run to guide the surgeons in a complicated anatomical environment.
Numbers of Aβ- and APP-immunoreactive neurons (Aβ and APP neurons) increased significantly in LPS-treated APPswe mice; APP and Aβ neurons in neocortex were associated with an increased number of F4/80-immunoreactive microglia (F4/80 microglia) in their anatomical environment.
In order to demonstrate early metastases, the models should take into account the anatomical environment of the tumour.
In order to reflect early metastases, there is a demand for models representing the anatomical environment of the tumour.
A combined PA and US imaging approach (i.e., PAUS imaging) shows strong potential to visualize both the seed and the surrounding anatomical environment of the prostate during brachytherapy seed placement procedures.
Although SIS has been typically assumed to be the result of rotator cuff injury, the subacromial space is a complex anatomical environment, containing several structures that can be a source of pain.
Although model tissue viscosity and elasticity are used to take into consideration the anatomical environment after OFM registration in GE Q.Freeze technology, the model should not be identical for all patients and usually not feasible for patients with lung injuries [ 24].
Particle adhesion in vivo is highly dependent on the microvascular environment comprising of unique anatomical, geometrical, physiological fluid flow conditions and cell particle and cell cell interactions.
