Sentence examples for multiple natural and from inspiring English sources

Multiple natural and synthetic scaffolds have been used to deliver cells to the meniscal injury (Sweigart and Athanasiou [2001]; Buma et al. [2004]; Scotti et al. [2013]).

The influence that multiple natural and anthropogenic factors, such as land cover, local drainage network, and beach erosion have on the presence, size and evolution of the freshwater lenses in the aquifer is quantified and discussed.

The utilization of multiple natural and synthetic products in surfactant replacement therapies in treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (NRDS) prompted us to take a closer looks at these various therapeutic options and their efficacies.

Through the carbon-nutrient-water coupling, DLEM is capable of simultaneously depicting the biosphere-atmosphere exchange of CO2, CH4 and N2O under multiple natural and anthropogenic disturbances.

However, knowledge of the responses of animals to multiple natural and anthropogenic stressors is at the present time not sufficient for investigators to forecast the combined effects of these two stressors.

Long-term control of the multiple natural and anthropurgic foci in the USSR has been organized with the participation of the MoH Centre for Leptospirosis, an action which may be responsible for the decrease in incidence.

The resulting overall consequences of exposure to multiple natural toxins and metabolites are complex and difficult to quantify mechanistically.

FETP trainees have responded to multiple natural disasters and conducted hundreds of investigations including surveillance evaluations, outbreak responses and planned studies.

The results suggested multiple natural processes and anthropogenic activities like mining significantly contribute to the considerable environmental pollution contamination of the Jimi River and its tributaries.

These results are discussed in the context of a brain architecture for learning grammatical structure for multiple natural languages, and non-linguistic sequences.

The considerable extension, especially in the longitudinal direction, and multiple natural settings represented a great limitation to collecting the information and designing and conducting an epidemiologic study.