The phrase "and several components such" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "The project requires various materials, including wood, metal, and several components such as screws and nails."
Alternatives: "and several elements like" or "and various parts such as".
Since the shear stress inside the blood vessels and the vasculature depends on several components, such as the endothelial cell layer, endothelial basement membrane, and pericyte sheath, it is difficult to physiologically mimic the vascular structure in vitro.
Consensus formulation of several components such as temporal properties, severity properties, and diagnostic criteria is not yet available.
Response latencies as measured in our experiments consist of several components such as peripheral and central conduction times, synaptic transmission and synaptic integration.
However, like access to healthcare, continuity and coordinated care is a multi-dimensional concept, comprising of several components, such as health partnerships, networking, collaboration, and knowledge transfer [ 25].
Legumes contain several components such as fiber and phytoestrogen, which have been negatively associated with breast cancer incidence.
The majority of studies on cellular response to irradiation have been performed using cell cultures, where it is possible to control several components, such as cell type and irradiation homogeneity.
However the reviewers noted that several components such as the screen and battery were easy to remove, allowing these components to be replaced more easily.
There are several components such as ROS, mitochondrial, and Bcl-2 family shared by the necrotic and apoptotic pathways.
It has several components, such as learning, reasoning, planning and perception, all of which have improved greatly in the last few years.
This matrix includes several components such as elastin, which ensures flexibility and elasticity of the intestine, and collagen and cell junctions to ensure adhesion between cells and strength of the tissue.
