Sentence examples for generated organized from inspiring English sources

Following subcutaneous implantation in the back of immunocompromised mice, bioprinted constructs generated organized artificial muscle tissue in vivo.

This has generated organized protests that have prevented such airports from modernizing through the expansion and laying down of new runways, which in turn has intensified the hell on earth that such airports have become.

A pipe-delimited file was then generated, organized according to a Linnaean hierarchy and by years from 1750 to 2004, and imported into an Excel workbook.

Although several clusters that emerged from the concept mapping process were similar to the content found in other large scale research evaluation planning processes where concept mapping has been used, the ideas generated, organized and prioritized by the stakeholders were specific to the DAIDS clinical networks.

In the inflammatory microenvironment of the synovium, lymphoid neogenesis occurs, generating organized lymphocytic aggregates or tertiary lymphoid organs (TLOs) with B-cell and T-cell areas [ 65, 66].

Fluorinated amphiphiles, therefore, have an enhanced tendency to self-assemble in various media into stable, highly organized fluorinated colloids, thus generating organized nanometer-size fluorous phases, i.e. fluorous domains with at least one dimension in the nanometer range.

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) seeded on electrospun scaffolds have been successfully used to generate organized tissues that mimic fibrocartilages such as the knee meniscus and the annulus fibrosus of the intervertebral disc.

Using mechanical load and vascular cell co-culture in combination with a tissue engineering approach, we have recently been able to generate organized human myocardium in vitro and to modulate cardiomyocyte alignment, proliferation, and hypertrophy within the engineered tissue construct; further, we measured contractile function and the force length dependence of the engineered tissue as a whole.

Once seeded, the cultures were supplemented with neocortical trophic factors FGF18, BDNF and NT3 for 3 weeks in order to generate organized neocortical structures (Fig. 1A).

Among these, micropatterning techniques are the most widely used and generate organized cell cocultures using an adhesion molecule- or microstructure-patterned substrate surfaces.

The inclusion of iron oxide paves the way for remote manipulation of polymer materials in three dimensions with a precision that is unachievable with traditional polymer materials, introducing the ability to generate organized constructs in 3D tissue space.