Sentence examples for application of bioengineering from inspiring English sources
Another important area of Dr. Herzog's work involves the application of bioengineering based strategies to the study of lung fibrosis.
The application of bioengineering to plants for production of biological products for human and animal use has expanded in recent years.
In an early application of bioengineering to cancer, SciTM reported an implantable vaccine depot built from a polymer matrix.§ Loaded with a soluble signal to attract immune cells, the polymer triggers an immune response in the host, just like a natural infection.
The present review highlights explorations of value addition to coffee by-products which can be achieved with valorization strategy, integration of techniques and applications of bioengineering principles in food processing and waste management and secondly conserve environment with disposal problem accelerating both ecological and economical resources.
Cross-linked HA hydrogels have several applications in the field of bioengineering.
The British, the "Darwinists," have mastered the science of bioengineering.
Michelle Khine is the 'MacGyver' of bioengineering.
The application of these bioengineering approaches in artificial tooth development may be the alternative way to replace missing dentition.
Recently, the application of modern bioengineering and biochemical engineering technologies, including gene transformation and manipulation systems, resulted in the development of systems to express vaccine antigens in transgenic plants and nanogels, which will usher in a new era of delivery systems for mucosal vaccine antigens.
This approach is familiar to the biomedical industry and describes the integration of basic research (fundamental biological science) with the industrial application of technology (bioengineering).
Particular examples of Insect Folk Medicines will briefly be described which have subsequently led through the application of molecular and bioengineering techniques to the development of bioactive compounds with great potential as pharmaceuticals in modern medicine.
