Sentence examples for morphology and alignment from inspiring English sources
Modulation of shear in combination with surface energy patterning to produce a highly-aligned initial mat may provide significant improvement of both the fibril morphology and alignment.
Moreover, major differences in cell morphology and alignment as well as in matrix remodeling are obtained.
Five geomorphic units were identified that differed in surface morphology and alignment of ridges and swales.
The oxidation of MWCNTs in nitric acid was monitored using sample weight, Raman spectrum, solubility, morphology and alignment.
In this work the surface morphology and alignment of block copolymers by mechanical flow fields from injection molding was investigated using a styrene ethylene/butylene styrene triblock copolymer (SEBS) and compared with the morphology induced by spin coating.
In EC/O and SMC/O, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) examination indicated both cells could form confluent layers on the decellularized patches when seeded at high density, but their morphology and alignment changed with seeding density.
A preliminary overview about the primary tunable electrospinning parameters (e.g., solution processing, operating conditions and use of auxiliary configurations) to tailor the morphology, orientation and alignment of the fibers, is discussed.
Oocyte quality was further determined by spindle morphology and chromosome alignment (Fig. 3a).
To evaluate influences of vitrification and warming of metaphase II (MII) mouse oocytes on survival, spindle dynamics, spindle morphology, and chromatin alignment on metaphase plates.
To describe anatomical norms and pathological differences for the population, statistical shape modeling, which uses full three-dimensional representations of bone morphology and relative alignment, can capture intersubject variability and enable comparative evaluations of subject to population.
With optimization of these parameters, a favorable scaffold with nanoscale morphology and microscale alignment was achieved.
