Sentence examples for native matrix from inspiring English sources

For centuries diamonds had been identified only as an unusual mineral found in river gravels; scientists had no clear idea about their mode of origin until the late 1860s, when South African miners found diamond embedded in its native matrix, the high-pressure volcanic rock called kimberlite.

Our findings further point to the potential use of scaffolds with substrate moduli tuned to that of the native matrix as a therapeutic approach to improve cutaneous healing.

Recent studies on organ reengineering for orthotopic transplantation have provided a new avenue for isolating purified native matrix to use for growing cells.

Organ engineering based on native matrix scaffolds involves combining regenerative cell populations with corresponding biological matrices to form functional grafts on-demand.

Reed represents an opportunity fuel that can be obtained from wetland restoration activities designed for reducing the dominance of invasive reed over native matrix vegetation.

ECM hydrogels provide advantages such as injectability, the ability to fill an irregularly shaped space, and the inherent bioactivity of native matrix.

In the end, the Western secular culture fostered at the court and the new religious culture and education spread by Ukrainians and Belarusians, who came to dominate church life, submerged and displaced the disparate beginnings of a modern synthesis within native matrices and cleared the way for Peter's cultural policies, which erected a Western facade over the ruins of the native traditions.

Partly, this is also due to the development of more sophisticated instruments which can provide high-resolution data and data from samples with their native matrices containing many interfering substances.

Additionally, these dECMs can be solubilized and used to coat new cell culture surfaces, imparting key biological properties of the native matrices to other surfaces such as tissue engineering scaffolds.

For example, isolated embryonic cardiomyocytes are shown to overstrain and stop beating on rigid substrates, beat but do little work on soft materials, and optimally striate and transmit contractile work on substrates that match the stiffness of their native matrices.

Part of the physical and biomechanical signals presented to neural growth cones during development and regeneration following injury likely include interactions with high modulus native matrices of bone, that is, in the GPa range, or other dense connective tissues that are crucial to the formation of spatially organized neural networks.