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Furthermore, blastocysts that went on to successfully implant were found to have a relatively lower abundance of CXCL13 and granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor in their culture media than those that did not implant; these proteins may be markers of successful implantation ability (Domínguez et al., 2008).

Potential reparation of sperm DNA fragmentation in the oocyte may disturb any relationship between DNA-damaged sperm and the implantation ability of resulting embryos.

However, selecting the embryo for single transfer embryo with the highest chances of pregnancy remains a difficult challenge since morphological and kinetics criteria provide poor prediction of both developmental and implantation ability.

The formation of a mixed nano-crystal and amorphous silicon structure during the Ar+ ion implantation improves the ability of the amorphous carbon coating to resist plastic deformation, and hence increase the adhesion strength and antiwear-life of the amorphous carbon film.

Over the past decade much work has been done to develop new biomaterials for tissue-engineered skin substitutes and/or stem cell implantation, however, the ability to limit tissue inflammation, inhibit tissue injury progression, and enhance new tissue development in a regenerative, rather than reparative, scar-forming pathway, remains obscure.

Findings of the study may provide patients and families with knowledge that contributes to their understanding of quality of life outcomes of IMRT+ HDR and IMRT + seed implantation and their ability to make more informed treatment choices.

A recent study found that cochlear implantation improved hearing abilities in people with single-sided deafness and was found to be superior to the alternative treatment options.

Another explanation for the findings could be that the day HCG appears in the urine doesn't signal the embryo's implantation, but rather its ability to secrete HCG.

The IISE technique uses the advantages of ion implantation, which are the ability to select and control the ion species and the specific area for fabrication, to support many types of catalysts on each device as the need arises.

Yet, there is no investigation at the molecular level to indicate the association between increased implantation rate and invasive ability of blastocyst and its inner cell mass quality with in vitro culture under a hypoxic condition.

Principal among those reasons was the less invasive nature offered by epidural implantation, while still maintaining ability to generate therapeutic effects within the dorsal columns.