Sentence examples for peripheral gap from inspiring English sources

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This approach has allowed the identification of a 'nitrogen blanketing' effect due to nitrogen cross-over from the cathode and a 'bypass' effect where a peripheral gap between the gasket and the GDL offers a hydrogen flow 'short circuit' to the border of the electrode.

If this hypothesis (the 'gap') occurs internally, as in the second example, it is unreachable for (N L: one cannot derive np\s for 'Mary — put there' (nor s/np, for that matter, which would require a right-peripheral gap).

The gold standard in surgical management of a peripheral nerve gap is currently autologous nerve grafting.

The purpose of this study is to promote nerve regeneration across a peripheral nerve gap, using a biologic, tissue-engineered nerve (TEN), containing a high density of viable Schwann cells (SCs) in the absence of supportive foreign materials and a tubular system.

This study demonstrates that spider silk enhances Schwann cell migration, axonal regrowth and remyelination including electrophysiological recovery in a long-distance peripheral nerve gap model resulting in functional recovery.

When the central fixation cross disappears before the onset of the peripheral target (gap condition), more errors are produced than when the peripheral target appears while central fixation is still visible (overlap condition).

Bridging of long peripheral nerve gaps remains a significant clinical challenge.

These insights are significant to the development of rational approaches to scaffold designs to bridge long peripheral nerve gaps.

In this study, we repaired peripheral nerve gaps in mice using tissue-engineered bioabsorbable nerve conduits coated with iPS cell-derived neurospheres.

The importance of using appropriate animal models and outcome measures in evaluating biomaterials-based scaffolds or other engineered constructs suitability for bridging peripheral nerve gaps is highlighted.