Sentence examples for nutrient penetration from inspiring English sources

That was the nutrient penetration, they explained.

More importantly, poorly designed biomaterials (e.g., lack of interconnected pores) can be a substantial barrier to nutrient penetration.

While the scaffold composition will dictate their biocompatibility, their porosity plays a key role in allowing proper cell penetration, nutrient diffusion as well as bone ingrowth.

Benthic macroinvertebrates have specific requirements for DO, nutrients, and light penetration (Covich et al. 1999; Mundahl and Hunt 2011).

The endogenous nutrients within spores should be sufficient to support production of this biomass, or fungi must be able to absorb nutrients without plant penetration.

TSS is important to water quality and eutrophication processes because of their influence on density, light penetration, and nutrient availability.

Introducing porosity in electrospun scaffolds is critical to improve cell penetration and nutrient diffusion for tissue engineering.

Together, these data suggest that the dextran scaffolds will be advantageous in applications that require an interconnected macroporous geometry, such as those of tissue engineering where cell penetration and nutrient diffusion are necessary for tissue regeneration.

A common phenomenon in tissue engineering is rapid tissue formation on the outer edge of the scaffold which restricts cell penetration and nutrient exchange to the scaffold centre, resulting in a necrotic core.

The nurse plants change local biogeochemistry by creating spatial heterogeneity in a harsh landscape by affecting light penetration, hydrology, nutrient cycling and retention, erosion and sediment retention (Aguiar and Sala, 1999).

An oxaliplatin concentration-dependent increase in CC3 staining was observed to be restricted to the outer rim, suggesting that response of inner cells may be dependent on their oxygenation and/or nutrient status and/or drug penetration through the cell mass.