Our results suggest that AM is an ideal matrix to develop a functional endothelium in blood vessel equivalent construction.
The utilization of culture-expanded human skin cells and fibrin matrix from human blood will allow a fully autologous human skin equivalent construction.
Such uses of the conchoids were presented by Nicomedes (middle or late 3rd century bc), and their replacement by equivalent solid constructions appears to have come soon after, perhaps by Apollonius or his associates.
Rather, they are equivalents: schematic constructions that mirrored not only the specifics of a homeowner's property -- the structure and ornamentation of houses and barns and the layout of lawns, gardens and pathways -- but also the inventively utilitarian spirit of semirural life and culture.
Meanwhile, the pre-upgrading gains and the post-upgrading gains in country F's producer surplus (i.e., the areas [KGW] and [KιGιWι], respectively) are equivalent by construction under the current scenario.
Thus the process selected is material creative, but the resulting phenomenon can be presented as self-engendered, a 'happening', as in (8), where both Medium and Agent of the equivalent congruent construction are backgrounded.
After the Second World War there was no equivalent mass construction of memorials to the war dead; instead, often local World War I memorials were adapted for use instead: additional names might be inscribed to the existing lists.
First, only firms that submit a bid for any heavy construction auction in the sample are permitted as potential bidders for any other heavy construction auction; the equivalent holds for building construction.
Sinica 2, 453 464.] the concepts of a g(n,e -design and a g(n,e -design and introduced to study designs of n factor two-level experiments which can unbiasedly estimate the mean, the n main effects and e specified two-factor interactions appearing in an orthogonal polynomial model and it is observed that the construction of a g-design is equivalent to the construction of a g-matrix.
