Sentence examples for device regeneration from inspiring English sources
To reduce a negative effect related with this situation the possibility of low-temperature built-in cryosorption device regeneration was investigated on the basis of the CaEH-4B adsorbent in a heat-insulating cavity of a hydrogenous cryogenic tank with substituting feeding.
Open image in new window Fig. 17 Inverter absorption device of regeneration energy.
The device allows regeneration of the core part of the spinal disc using variants of a naturally occurring polymer to produce scaffolds for tissue regeneration.
Especially, the bioartificial liver-assist device or regeneration of the liver-tissue substitutes for liver tissue engineering requires a suitable ECM for hepatocyte culture because hepatocytes are anchorage-dependent cells and are highly sensitive to the ECM milieu for the maintenance of their viability and differentiated functions.
New actors are able to take over the role through a plot device of regeneration, in which the character of the Doctor changes body and identity; this having been introduced in 1966.
The new technology influenced the development of various improvements in the medical field including drug-delivery devices, cancer treatment contrast agents, diagnostic devices, and tissue regeneration.
This is specifically useful to improve implantable neuroprosthetic devices or neuron regeneration therapies.
Synthetic biopolymers have made significant inroads into the development of devices for tissue regeneration.
The observations of aborted neurite outgrowth and disorganized scarring in injured central nervous system tissue have motivated the hypothesis that engineered bridging devices might facilitate regeneration.
Besides, the high cost and power-consumption of regeneration devices makes it unaffordable for network operators to consider the opaque architecture (i.e., regeneration is available at every network node).
For instance, growth factor loaded SF scaffolds were suggested for the tissue engineering of bone and cartilage, as well as for vascular and nerve regeneration devices and wound healing products.
