Sentence examples for regeneration properties from inspiring English sources

From these results, it is concluded that α-Al2O3 can be used as a support or an additive material to design a regenerable potassium-based sorbent which shows excellent regeneration properties even at 130 °C.

Frierson et al. conducted a study comparing three different osteotomy techniques in assessment of regeneration properties in distraction osteogenesis.

This study investigated the bone regeneration properties of titanium fibre mesh as a tissue engineering material.

Due to easy and high regeneration properties of CA/TPC, it was found to be economical and have shown potential benefits in recovery of metal ions from wastewater.

In general, air-gasification produces lower regeneration properties, although direct air-gasification sample has 87% recovery of the PNP maximum adsorption capacity.

The MRL/MpJ mouse is an inbred laboratory strain of Mus musculus, known to exhibit enhanced autoimmunity, increased wound healing, and increased regeneration properties.

During the regeneration property boom Manchester's developers regularly invoked Factory's name while unveiling shiny glass and steel buildings.

The catalyst showed high stability and good regeneration property.

The poor regeneration property of the ZA sorbent, which needed a long time (600 min), was also improved by addition of these promoters.

These results demonstrate the enhanced tissue regeneration property of nanofiber scaffolds, which may be of potential use for engineering osteogenic scaffolds for orthopedic applications.

The CO2 capture capacity and regeneration property were measured in the presence of H2O in a fixed-bed reactor, during multiple cycles at various temperature conditions (CO2 capture at 60 °C and regeneration at 130 400 °C).