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In vivo-like 3D heterogeneous microenvironment in a precisely controllable fluidic system was also demonstrated using a controlled assembly of different types of hydrogel units, which was difficult to obtain from previous methods.
The principal value of a speech synthesizer is its precisely controllable "voice" that an experimenter can vary in a systematic way to determine the perceptual effects of different acoustic specifications.
Phenolic prepolymers with tunable fluidity are spontaneously filled into macroporous substrates with precisely controllable filling depths.
We show that the sizes and surface compositions of bimetallic NPs are precisely controllable.
The surface presents a precisely controllable ratio of reactive benzoquinone and inert ethylene glycol groups.
Additively manufacturing (AM) techniques make it possible to fabricate open-cell interconnected structures with precisely controllable micro-architectures.
Herein, polypyrrole (PPy) nanoparticles with precisely-controllable particle size are synthesized by a chemical oxidation polymerization process, which enable us to systematically investigate the size-dependant electrochemical capacitance properties and analyze the underlying mechanisms.
Compared with the ion channel antagonists, optogenetics offers a new tool to precisely control the membrane depolarization in a light-controllable and tissue-specific manner.
The p-ASMECs exhibit large, controllable anisotropy in both mechanical and shape memory behaviors that can be precisely controlled by geometric parameters of the microstructure such as fiber's volume fraction and position in space.
Nonequilibrium physics is ubiquitous in a variety of fields, including biology, but there are virtually no model systems, where parameters are precisely known and controllable, to test theoretical predictions.
Some very important determinants of health — notably, biology and luck — are not socially controllable; and precisely for that reason, inequalities in health caused by biology or luck are unavoidable (and hence, not unjust).
