Sentence examples for macro and micro architecture from inspiring English sources

Second, a control system's macro and micro architecture are discussed.

Research is mainly focused on the scaffold material, its macro and micro architecture and mechanical properties.

It has been shown that perfusion decellularization of a whole allogeneic or xenogeneic liver generates a three-dimensional ECM scaffold with intact macro and micro architecture of the native liver.

Puberty is the major time of gender differences in bone mass and bone macro- and micro-architecture.

Sleep can modulate epileptic phenomena, and epilepsy and seizures disorganize the macro- and micro-architecture of sleep.

This paper reviews the recent methods and tools for the macro- and micro-architecture synthesis, and for the application mapping of reconfigurable systems.

In vivo, bone strength is currently measured indirectly by quantifying bone mineral density (BMD) which is however only one determinant of the bone's biomechanical competence besides the bone's macro- and micro-architecture and tissue related parameters.

A progressive bone loss and qualitative alterations in the macro- and micro-architecture of the remaining bones, resulting in a loss of strength of bones to such an extent that even very modest traumas will cause fractures characterize it.

In this review, the superiority of the macro- and micro-architecture of dECM is described as are methods by which these unique characteristics are being harnessed to aid in the repair and regeneration of organs and tissues.

Skeletal ability to resist mechanical stress is determined by bone amount and quality, which relies on macro- and micro-architecture, turnover, bone matrix, and mineralisation; the role of collagen has not been clearly elucidated.

The design of optimized scaffolds for tissue engineering is a key topic of research, as the complex macro- and micro- architectures required for a scaffold depends on the mechanical properties, and the physical and molecular stimulations of the surrounding tissue at the defect site.