Sentence examples for quick regeneration from inspiring English sources
Hence, a quick regeneration or repair after an injury is necessary to avoid complications (Xiao et al. 2002).
Three-dimensional scaffolds for tissue engineering application are employed as an artificial extracellular matrix (ECM) for an accurate and quick regeneration of tissue.
Regarding the animal's age, it is known that younger animals experience a quicker regeneration than aged animals and old animals sustain structural and functional changes of the muscle, that lead to a reduced regenerative capacity [ 19].
As a permanent resident for 15 years on his narrow boat at Kensal Green moorings, on the Grand Union canal near Ladbroke Grove, west London, Simon Robbins worries that the pressure from the Treasury for a quick return on regeneration projects - BW has a property portfolio valued at £470m - will undermine that heritage.
However, a quick and thorough tissue regeneration with developing neoangiogenesis was elicited by the gelatine spheres and the effect of spheres preseeded with preadipocytes surpassed the effect of spheres preseeded with fibroblasts, which in turn surpassed the effect of unseeded gelatine spheres.
Furthermore, axonal regeneration is quicker in children compared to adults.
Achievements in organ bioengineering and regeneration have offered the quickest potential solution by allowing the application of OBR technologies to manufacture organs for transplantation purposes.
PEF allowed the quickest color removal by the rapid Fe2+ regeneration from the photolysis of Fe(III) complexes with oxalate.
For instance, regeneration of the liver was quicker in the fasting animals, and the balance of different types of cells in their blood was more youthful.
During embryonic myogenesis or muscle regeneration, activated myoblasts first undergo a quick phase of active proliferation that normally produces an ample number of myoblasts before they exit the cell cycle and start terminal differentiation.
Our results suggest that, for large-scale production of DP microtissues for HF regeneration, an adhesive surface is needed for quick cell expansion and a biomaterial with a lower adhesivity is required for self-aggregation.
