Sentence examples for mechanically inferior from inspiring English sources
However, hydrogels composed of natural materials are often mechanically inferior to synthetic materials, which is a major limitation for load-bearing tissue applications.
Fibre bundling seems to be a highly interesting method for toughening composites made from mechanically inferior natural/cellulosic fibres, however no work in the area has been reported until now.
To date, all tissue engineered cartilage has been significantly mechanically inferior to its natural counterparts and further problems in vivo relate to poor integration and deterioration of tissue quality over time.
Think of the Pontiac Aztek in an era when cars were mechanically inferior to the way they are now.
Following injury, cartilage has a poor ability to self-repair due to its avascularity, and current clinical treatments for articular cartilage injuries result in the formation of mechanically inferior fibrocartilage [18].
Our data indicate that trabecular bone support results in a mechanically inferior cement mantle.
Morphologically the progenitor cells resemble chondrocytes, but produce a fibrocartilaginous cartilage generally acknowledged to be mechanically and biochemically inferior to native hyaline cartilage tissue.
The Harris Benedict equation has been developed for healthy subjects, is of limited accuracy in mechanically ventilated patients and inferior to recently validated REE estimation by Faisy and colleagues and Savard and colleagues [ 16, 39].
From the upper and lower margin of the tumor more than 5 cm esophageal and gastric tissue were resected and then Gastro-esophageal anastomosis was made mechanically at the level of the inferior pulmonary vein.
Respiratory variation of the inferior vena cava is often altered in mechanically ventilated patients, in cirrhosis [36] and in chronic pulmonary diseases, and should be interpreted accordingly.
A 8.0 mm diameter of corneal epithelium was mechanically removed using a rotating brush leaving a small localized inferior area of corneal epithelium corresponding to the thinner-area (area of topographic steepening).
