Sentence examples for beneficial attachment from inspiring English sources
Do all the other members of the family who help in child rearing (alloparents), leading to demonstrably beneficial attachment relationships outside of the parents (especially grandmothers), invalidating the idea of a nuclear family as our natural state?
It is found that the surface NH groups of BCN nanosheets are beneficial for the attachment of Ag nanopaprticles.
Our results showed that SIS scaffold with excellent biocompatibility was beneficial for cell attachment, proliferation, migration and osteogenic differentiation of various cells contributing to bone repair.
Biological scaffolds which includes dermis, pericardium, small intestine submucosa, and tendon, are composed of natural collagen fibres that are bioactive and beneficial for cell attachment, viability and proliferation (Woon et al. 2011).
As a conclusion, the immobilization of collagen at 24 h has produced better HA formation and wettability property that might be beneficial for the attachment and proliferation of osteoblast cells on biomedical implants.
Although natural polymers such as collagen may be beneficial for cell attachment and differentiation, they often do not have the proper mechanical strength.
Thus phase variation in capsule expression that may occur via the genetic mechanisms described above could be beneficial following initial attachment by pili.
The effect on cellular behaviour was shown to be cell-type specific, but generally a lower degree of deacetylation is thought to induce healing without scar tissue formation, whereas higher degrees of deacetylation are more beneficial for cell attachment and proliferation [ 13, 14].
In this situation, an adhesion site along fibers is a more beneficial parameter for cell attachment and viability.
In vitro cell adhesion and MTS assay revealed that the Ta coating was beneficial for endothelial cell attachment and proliferation.
As such, the hydrophilic nature of the CS-PEO/Fb might be beneficial in deterring bacterial attachment.
