Sentence examples for engineering milieu from inspiring English sources

While medical 3D printing expands rapidly to becoming part of routine clinical practice in hospitals throughout the world, the expertise of generating and tailoring STL files remains in a small niche that traditionally has been centered in an engineering milieu.

In vitro engineering of tumor milieus is complex because cancer progression and metastasis involve spatio-temporally evolving cell matrix interactions, myriad interactions between tumor cells and auxiliary cells, hypoxic cores, leaky unorganized vasculature and a host of signaling molecules.

Hoover was a creature of the engineering division of this milieu.

To fully mobilize the cell's biological potential, a new generation of tissue engineering systems is now being developed to more closely recapitulate the native developmental milieu, and mimic the physiologic mechanisms of transport and signaling.

Mammalian cell membrane proteins are attractive targets for engineering, because they are located at the interface between intracellular and extracellular milieus and play a pivotal role in controlling cell fates.

After an overview of the physicochemical and biological processes occurring at the interface between the biomaterials and biological milieu, we will address the biological principles contributing to the design and engineering of advanced biomaterials for application towards recent therapeutic strategies for tissue regeneration.

Ensure that the "hormonal milieu" is properly gauged and that there is enough blood flow, and the engineering work is pretty much done -- for men and women alike.

The present results open the way to the rational engineering of "modular" cell-penetrating peptides (CPPs) that combine (i) efficient translocation from the extracellular milieu into vesicles and (ii) efficient release of molecules from vesicles into the cytoplasm.

To this end, the program creates a milieu of research innovation while providing integrated research training that brings together public health, engineering, and policy research trainees.

Since the realization that chemical conjugations are promising tools not only to interrogate biomolecules in their native environment, but also to build materials for biomedical applications, there has been a growing demand for engineering fast, selective, and high yielding organic reactions that can be conducted in a complex biological milieu at physiological conditions.

The role of seeding density and/or number and proximity of neighbors on the local mechanical milieu of the stem cell is of particular interest not only for de novo tissue engineering during development or healing of tissue defects [47], but also in the context of seeding tissue engineering scaffolds with stem cells.