For example, to mimic native bone a scaffold must be osteoconductive and preferably, osteoinductive (Hasegawa et al.,2007).
As an example to mimic a functional tissue, a biomimetic osteon-like structure was fabricated by encapsulating human umbilical vascular endothelial cells (HUVECs) in middle layer to imitate vascular vessel and human osteoblast-like cells (MG63) in the outer layer to act role of bone.
For example, being careful to mimic the distribution of field measured biomass at point locations will result in a greater chance that the total biomass predicted by maps will have better agreement.
The Wayne model (Wayne & Hayes, 1996) for example, uses gradual oxygen depletion to mimic the development of the granuloma, and was recently employed by Muttucumaru and colleagues (2004).
Consequently, growth inhibition and induction of apoptosis in B-cell lines in the presence of a second cross-linking antibody (for example, Fcγ-specific F ab 2 fragments to mimic the role of effector cells or cross-linking molecules present in vivo) have been reported [ 4].
To mimic the example shown here, affix the gold letters first, and then affix the red letters slightly askew over the gold letters to create a bit of drop-shadow effect.
For example, his site makes it easy to mimic the U.S. News rankings.
To improve its food, for example, it built a $1 million simulator to mimic the air pressure and humidity found inside a plane the first in the world since taste buds change in the air.
For example, root restriction has been demonstrated to mimic the effect of a dwarfing rootstock on a scion, which would complicate identification of genetic factors influencing dwarfing.
Based on illustrative examples, the flexibility of the model to mimic experimentally observed material behaviour is presented.
