Sentence examples for methods to recreate from inspiring English sources

Conventional tissue engineering scaffolds have used various pore-forming methods to recreate the macroscale and microscale properties of native tissues, but the nanoscale structures and properties were neglected.

The current state of bioinformatics software works against users by consuming time and effort, and against reproducibility by the lack of methods to recreate the work of others.

Tour the distillery to learn about the authentic blackstrap molasses and pot still methods used to recreate the world famous rum from 250 years ago.

Methods used to recreate the bog turtle's habitat include: controlled burns to limit the growth of overshadowing trees and underbrush (thus bringing the habitat back to early successional); grazing livestock such as cows and goats in the desired habitat area (creating pockets of water and freshly churned mud); and promoting beaver activity, including dam construction in and around wetlands.

Fabrication techniques including decellularization, particulate leaching, gas foaming, phase separation, electrospinning, and three-dimensional printing are evaluated as methods to effectively recreate the architecture of target tissues.

This method enabled her to recreate Wendte's divine illusions.

We have discovered that the new method is able to recreate anatomical forces and properties of scapholunate ligament; what's more, it can also prevent rotatory subluxation of the scaphoid.

The method may be used to recreate a low-performance index.

Managed realignment (MR) is an increasingly popular method to artificially recreate these habitats by reinstating tidal regimes to reclaimed land.

The inference methods we evaluate here aim to recreate the topology of a genetic regulatory network that is, a network of gene-to-gene physical regulatory interactions, some of which, however, might be hidden by shortcuts [ 8] based on expression data only.

The BEA and standard cloud methods are compared in their ability to recreate three "pseudo-realities", each represented by an artificially generated EDP|IM relationship derived from a large set of analysis runs.