Sentence examples for open new aspects from inspiring English sources

These results potentially open new aspects for biomaterials aimed at regeneration of large-bone defects caused by malignant bone tumors through a combination of hyperthermia, local drug delivery and osteoconductivity.

The pathophysiological mechanisms behind and the clinical consequences of alterations in expression of these gene classes in acute rejection, injury and dysfunction vs. protection and immunoregulation, prompt further analyses and open new aspects for therapeutic approaches.

Such a technique opens new aspects of biotechnology and enables the study of fundamental cellular mechanisms modulating mechanically-regulated tissue development and maintenance.

"We all knew she'd sing it well, but I don't think she had any idea how the rehearsal process with Peter was going to open up new aspects of her own artistry and personality".

When biases are partial but not erroneous, they serve a generative function, producing new concepts, methods, and hypotheses that open up new aspects of the world for understanding.

Therefore, studies on the role of new markers (e.g., myeloperoxidase [MPO], asymmetric dimethylarginine [ADMA], adiponectin) may open some new aspects to describe inflammation in patients with JIA.

With respect to the possibilities for cartilage regeneration in the context of tissue engineering of bone and cartilage, the present data open interesting new aspects for optimising the seeding of scaffolds via stimulation of cell proliferation by PGE2 or EP1 ligands; at present, this is under investigation.

The evolution of this technology beyond antibody phage display has opened up new aspects for the concept of designer biologics.

The notion that alternative peptide substrates can be processed and presented to the MHC class I pathway has opened for new aspects on how the immune system detects infected or damaged cells.

Recently the work done by Luis Miet-y-Terán-Romero et al. opened some new aspects for the application of time delays in biological systems.

BSD can be considered as efficient, low cost and environment friendly biosorbent for cadmium bioremediation, opening a new aspect of the economic value of shells of the freshwater snail B. bengalensis, apart from its value as cheap protein source.