The device allows regeneration of the core part of the spinal disc using variants of a naturally occurring polymer to produce scaffolds for tissue regeneration.
With regard to core regeneration technology of biogas production, the upflow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) technology is used in more than half of all biogas plants, followed by CSTR and USR (HWEEC 2011).
This isn't how it was meant to be – in 2005 the Olympics were set to be the core of regeneration for a blighted area, bringing new transport links to an isolated part of the capital, with new housing and new opportunities to follow.
At the core of the regeneration work is improving children and teenager's educational prospects, and Oldham's sixth-form college is widely acknowledged as one of the town's biggest reasons to be cheerful.
F. hodginsii and A. spectabilis were mostly confined to the core zone, and regeneration of these species was rare in the buffer and restoration zones.
Our results indicate that F. hodginsii and A. spectabilis were mostly confined to the core zone, and regeneration of these species was rare in the buffer and restoration zones.
Although the isolated novel chitosan core did allow regeneration of axons in a similar size distribution as the ANT, the ANT was superior in terms of functional regeneration.
All non-statutory services, which also include leisure centres and regeneration, will be cut by 50%, while core services like adults social care, environmental health and refuse collection, must find 25% savings.
It broods at the core of one of the biggest regeneration sites in Europe, which is also named after the infamous ocean liner: the Titanic Quarter.
Our random sampling method indicated regeneration of the three target species in the core zone.
