Sentence examples for durable tissue from inspiring English sources

A single tooth may be the sole evidence presented in the scene and being the most durable tissue enclosing a rich vascular network; that is why the tooth pulp was chosen for sex determination in the present study.

We thus propose that predictable, orderly, and durable tissue regeneration should be based on a "developmental RE-engineering" paradigm, with the challenge to instruct the execution of developmental programs in the context of an adult system.

These fragments provide a durable tissue biomarker, and biopsies from patients with SLE are usually stained for C3.

Durable tissue injury created by both better catheter tissue contact and catheter stability reduces the need for multiple re-do ablation procedures.

Endoscopic full-thickness tissue apposition devices, such as endoscopic suturing systems, have been developed in an effort to achieve more robust and durable tissue approximation equivalent to that provided by surgical stitching.

The possibility of a cell-free implant that is 'smart' enough to provide the joint with the appropriate stimuli to induce orderly and durable tissue regeneration is an attractive prospect, and new biomaterials and surgical strategies have been recently proposed to induce in situ cartilage regeneration after direct transplantation onto the defect site.

Later tests observed trichomes and more durable tissues, such as adaxial leaf surfaces and seed coats (Fig. 2A C).

This is a more involved surgery than microfracture but may give a more durable repair tissue that will hold up better over time.

Currently, there is a paucity of biochemical data to determine whether ACI produces durable repair tissue.

The extended time of maturation and gradual adaptation of human joints to dynamic loading has clinical implications, in that intrinsic and extrinsic mechanisms for cartilage repair have to recapitulate this developmental transformation in order to generate durable repair tissue, especially in joints subjected to constant dynamic loading [15].

The sural artery flap has been shown to be reliable, relatively simple to perform, to preserve major arteries, and to afford durable soft-tissue coverage of large soft-tissue defects about the posterior and plantar heel.