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Thus, the optical polarization characteristics of a-plane AlGaN/GaN QW lasers can be engineered by using MgZnO substrate.

For the first time specific and distinct human epidermal strata were engineered by using membranes and keratinocytes.

The as-obtained magnetic materials were then engineered, by using a water-in-oil emulsification process, into hybrid magnetic microspheres, which were stabilized by de-hydrothermal treatment yielding cross-linking of the macromolecular matrix.

The charge transfer process in protein devices can be engineered by using proteins with different redox centers (metal atoms) and by controlling their orientation in the solid state through different immobilization methods.

Larger GNPs can be engineered by using a reduced amount of sodium citrate.

In the present work, novel nanoporous CER-based thermosetting films are engineered by using a room-temperature ionic liquid, namely, 1-heptylpyridinium tetrafluoroborate ([HPyr][BF4]), as a porogen and the effect of porogen content on the structure and properties of resulting porous CERs is examined.

These findings provide evidence that in unison contracting structurally organized cell-matrix cardiac constructs can be engineered by use of co-cultures (neonatal cardiomyocytes and fibroblasts) and collagen matrices, which is very promising for the repair of larger scar areas of the myocardium.

The exchange on fiscal policy came on the eve of a Senate budget showdown engineered by Republicans using an obscure procedural provision that says any senator can bring forward a budget if the Budget Committee fails to produce one by April 1.

Vocals were recorded and engineered by Robert Williams using a Sony C-800G Studio Tube condenser microphone while post-recording editing, via the Pro Tools software, was done by Peter Wade Keusch.

The shRNA expression vectors were engineered by PCR using U6sh FW: shSGNP1 Re or U6sh FW: shSGNP2 Re or U6shF:shGFP Re.

Allogenic material is either obtained from cadaveric dermis or fascia, or engineered by methods using human cell lines and has a high biocompatibility with low antigenicity.