Sentence examples for conduits using a from inspiring English sources

A method to fabricate porous, biodegradable conduits using a combined injection molding, thermally induced phase transition technique was developed which produced conduits with dimensionally toleranced, longitudinally aligned channels.

To this end, we designed an electrospun nerve guidance conduit using a blend of polyurea and poly-caprolactone with both biochemical and topographical cues.

We have numerically simulated magma ascents in an open conduit, using a two-phase one-dimensional magma flow model to examine the bubble growth in magma with a volcanic deformation that can be recorded captured by geodetic measurement.

Using a similar concept of PEC formation, Xu and coworkers, 2011, developed a multilayered nerve conduit using a layer-by-layer electrostatic self-assembly technique to create a PDLLA/chondroitin sulphate/chitosan PEC of varying layers.

One clinical study (Hibino et al., 2010) reports successful outcomes in their thoracic venous conduit using a bio-absorbable graft incubated for 2 h with an inoculum of bone marrow prior to implantation without the need for extended ex vivo culture.

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Graded scaffolds were formed inside silicone conduits using 3D-printed holders.

Natel Energy's solutions allow hydropower generation in small water conduits using novel turbine technology.

These include synthetic and artificial materials, which can be manufactured into nerve conduits using techniques inspired by nanotechnology.

In our attempts to engineer the esophagus, this study aimed to investigate the feasibility of generating vascularized in situ esophageal conduits using the ovine model.

Designed as a biological comparison with minimisation of other confounding variables, it compares this free arterial graft with the right internal thoracic artery and saphenous vein, with all conduits used in an identical fashion in two parallel cohorts of different age ranges.