Sentence examples for matrix found in from inspiring English sources
Electrospun structures were proposed as scaffolds owing to their morphological and structural similarities with the extracellular matrix found in many native tissues.
This versatile, fibre-forming technique is ideal as the resulting submicrometre fibres mimic the structure of the natural extracellular matrix found in bone.
These bioactive guides consisting of longitudinally oriented channels and aligned nanofibers were designed in order to mimic the fascicular architecture and fibrous extracellular matrix found in native nerve.
These findings suggest that mechanical strain, or another closely related variable, may influence the design and ultimate mechanical behavior of the extra-cellular matrix found in lamellar bone.
Chondrocyte 'dedifferentiation' involves the switching of the cell phenotype to one that no longer secretes extracellular matrix found in normal cartilage and occurs frequently during chondrocyte expansion in culture.
Scanning electron microscopy reveals that this is correlated with an increasing interconnectivity of the intermetallic phase skeleton (in addition to the effect of small precipitates within the α-Mg matrix found in the case of MRI 230D).
Using simple algebra, one can show that this matrix is identical to the ray transfer matrices found in advanced optics textbooks.
Seventeenth-century copper matrices have much in common with the brass matrices found in Linotype machines, which were used to set this newspaper until 1978.
On the other hand, electrospinning (ES) is a versatile technique useful for tailoring the nanostructures of various biomaterials into scaffolds resembling the extracellular matrices found in organs and tissues.
Moreover, since our discretization matrix is symmetric, it can be inverted rather quickly as opposed to the more complicated nonsymmetric discretization matrices found in other second-order-accurate discretizations of this problem.
Alternatively, low-rank matrix factorization can be used to exploit the redundancy of weight matrices found in DNN.
