'for mechanical support' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the reasons for using a mechanical device (such as a machine) to complete a task. For example, “We use a mechanical press for mechanical support in order to quickly and efficiently complete the task.”.
In the skin, it is not only used as a supportive framework for mechanical support for cells and tissues, but represents an active component being able to interact with cells and affect various cellular functions such as migration, differentiation and proliferation.
Both features reinforce the cells for mechanical support.
The shape and microarchitecture of bones are exquisitely designed for mechanical support and metabolic functions.
This is realized using lightweight staves for mechanical support and a CO2 based cooling system.
The peduncle was strengthened by cell wall thickening via cellulose deposition and vascular bundles lignification for mechanical support.
And that active layer can be deposited on flexible substrates such as plastic and paper with no need for mechanical support from a heavy piece of glass.
These additional CNT bumps serve as dummy bumps to increase bump densities for mechanical supports.
However, perioperatively, a clinically important definition that has been embraced by INTERMACS is the need for RV mechanical support (RVAD) or persistent need of inotropic support for more than 14 days.
A review of the design choices for the mechanical support of the new generation pixel detectors (ALICE, ATLAS, CMS, BTeV) is presented.
Interestingly, of the 43 patients who remained eligible for cardiac transplantation, four patients eventually removed themselves from the transplant list due to preference for continued mechanical support.
The initial MCS trials followed patients who were being bridged to transplant and for whom mechanical support was deemed to be their only option of surviving until a heart became available.
