Sentence examples for conduits derived from from inspiring English sources

Nanostructured conduits derived from traditional and novel tissue engineering techniques have been shown to be superior for successful neural function construction due to a high degree of biomimetic character.

Nerve conduits derived from chitosan have favorable mechanical properties and slow biodegradability.

A good example is the U.K.: its Treasury holdings are particularly high because London acts as a conduit for petrodollars revenue derived from oil sales.

It has to be pointed out, however, that (1) our study was carried out in patients already diagnosed with congestive HF where the age "effect" may be attenuated, and (2) in those studies conduit had been derived from the continuous LA volume curve only.

That part of the river confined by valley walls, termed the alluvial plain, serves as a conduit through which sediment and water derived from the drainage basin are brought to the sea.

Collaboration between research groups to address questions of common interest may present a worthwhile conduit for maximising the benefits to be derived from existing cohort studies, to sustain their ongoing activities and to support subsequent comprehensive investigations.

Strategies for repopulation of vascular conduits have usually used in vitro expanded cells derived from bone-marrow or peripheral blood.

The secondary neurospheres derived from mouse iPS cells were suspended in each conduit (4000,000 cells per conduit) and cultured in the conduit in three-dimensional (3D) culture for 14 days.

The request is the centerpiece of administration efforts to tighten money-laundering laws after the Bank of New York was found to have served as a conduit for about $7 billion in Russian money, some of which investigators believe was derived from illegal activities.

The scale units are systematically derived from the base units: the reference melt density ρ r, the conduit length h, and the degree of viscous drag ηf/a2.

Smooth muscle and endothelial cells taken from vessel explants, as well as cells derived from bone marrow, have been utilized to generate extracellular matrix components needed for conduit construction.