Sentence examples for integrate engineered from inspiring English sources

Protozoa as phagocytizing cells have been shown to integrate engineered nanoparticles (NPs), while the mechanism, dynamics and extent of such uptake are unclear.

Today, PSE activities encompass the creative design, operation, and control of: biological systems (prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells); complex networks of chemical reactions; free or guided self-assembly processes; micro- and nano-scale processes; and systems that integrate engineered processes with processes driven by humans, legal and regulatory institutions.

As a novel solution, tendon tissue engineering aims to address these lesions by integrating engineered, living substitutes with their native counterparts in vivo, thereby restoring the defective functions in situ.

We propose a new paradigm for urban water supply systems, one that integrates engineered and natural infrastructure.

We also highlight progress in integrating engineered vascular tissues with the host after implantation as well as the exciting pre-clinical and clinical applications of this technology.

The bracing seems well integrated; engineers said that's because the 21st century Camaro was designed from the start to be built as a convertible.

To release the synthetic potential of these enzymes, we integrated the engineered MVA pathway, combinatorial biosynthesis, and point mutagenesis to depict the comprehensive product profiles.

In this study, we tested whether sweat glands could be integrated into engineered skin constructs to improve the quality of tissue regeneration.

In this work, we provide experimental evidence supporting the dual role of stabilizers on controlling growth and agglomeration of formed particles via liquid antisolvent (LAS) process and use this knowledge to demonstrate the feasibility of integrating these engineered particles into fast dissolving edible pharmaceutical strip films (PSF).

With respect to the envisioned fruition of biofunctional nanomaterials and systems, foundational studies of biological systems and molecules, as well as their interfacing with biocompatible materials, have produced a domain of components that can be integrated and engineered toward eventual cytomimetic materials for transplantation.

The directed evolution and sequence-function analysis technologies were integrated to engineer a monobody variant (PEbody) that binds to R-phycoerythrin (R-PE) dye.