Sentence examples for dynamic culture from inspiring English sources

The cell-polymer constructs were cultured with osteogenic supplements under dynamic culture conditions for up to 4 weeks.

"The idea was really to build something innovative and distinctive that would broadcast the museum's mission of a shifting and dynamic culture," she said.

Shaped by the dynamic culture of New York City, Columbia has been less affected by tradition than other private Eastern universities of comparable age and esteem.

His book is, in its understated way, a revolutionary rhetorical document, showing how a dynamic culture and political consciousness of astonishing vitality were forged in the teeth of official opposition, and the dehumanising blight of mass industrialisation.

While dynamic culture resulted in a reduction of glycosaminoglycan content, removal from dynamic culture to free-swelling conditions after 6 weeks resulted recovery of glycosaminoglycan content.

Results of the 3D dynamic culture did not correspond with those of the 2D dynamic culture, where the BAHCC1 gene was not expressed in the 3D experiments.

Perfused (dynamic) culture has been shown to increase cell growth in tissue-engineered scaffolds.

The scaffolds maintained a high level of cellular density throughout dynamic culture.

In 3-D dynamic culture, cells formed even multiple layers on the surface of matrix.

Dynamic culture significantly increased collagen content, and collagen was more uniformly distributed throughout the scaffold thickness.

Fig. 2 Evalution of cartilage-specific components in rAAV-transduced human bone marrow aspirates in static versus dynamic culture conditions.