Sentence examples for biologically responsive from inspiring English sources
Formycin is a naturally occurring biologically responsive C-nucleoside.
To explore this relation, an experimental platform is needed that is accessible and biologically responsive.
The delivery of Dex MS via an injectable hydrogel scaffold combines two biologically responsive components to develop a minimally, invasive, off-the-shelf biomaterial for adipose tissue engineering.
Current therapeutic angiogenesis strategies are focused on the development of biologically responsive scaffolds that can deliver multiple angiogenic cytokines and/or cells in ischemic regions.
To achieve long-term repair and good clinical outcomes, biologically responsive approaches that focus on repair and reconstitution of tissue structure and function through drug release, receptor recognition, environmental responsiveness and tuned biodegradability are required.
Biologically responsive polymer systems are increasingly important in various biomedical applications.
These dose-responsive transcripts may in fact be biologically relevant responses to acute pyrethroid intoxication which would have been excluded using the standard SAM analysis.
Several biologically fundamental target processes responsive to 4‑HNE signaling have been identified, including modulation of apoptosis, activation of stress response pathways, cell proliferation and differentiation, mitochondrial coupling, and others (reviewed in refs. [ 9, 15- 18]).
We envisioned that self-sorting processes in water based on host guest complexation events, social self-sorting, would be both more biologically relevant and stimuli responsive since addition of exogenous guest could trigger transformation from one self-sorted state to another.
Acrylate monomers were photografted from polymer substrates to create cell responsive chemically and biologically active surfaces that manipulate cell response.
Improved scientific understanding of the biological characteristics of poorly responsive subgroups will facilitate the design of novel biologically rational combinations.
