Sentence examples for repair achieved from inspiring English sources

Prior observations in which a 50 and 100% minced graft repair achieved similar levels of muscle fiber regeneration and strength recovery in a rat tibialis anterior muscle VML model supported the use of this level of repair in the current study.

That is, a cardinality-set-minimal-repair is a repair achieved with the minimal set of cells (i.e., reverting any changed cells to the original values in I causes a violation, while other cells are not necessarily the same values as in (in)).

A previous study reported that enhanced tissue repair achieved despite donor MSCs being rapidly eliminated after transplantation.

ATI cells are incapable of cell division, with epithelial repair achieved by proliferation of ATII cells and transdifferentiation of ATII cells into ATI cells.

Noncellular components, such as fibrin and collagen, and cellular components of the immune system as well as the blood coagulation cascade and inflammatory pathways are also activated, resulting in a temporary repair achieved in the form of a clot that seals the defect [ 8].

Various modifications, including reduced nucleotide-excision repair, enhanced cell-wall permeability (Ames et al. 1973b), and enhanced error-prone repair achieved by the introduction of a plasmid [as suggested by MacPhee (1989)], combined to make for a highly sensitive test system (Maron and Ames 1983).

The end repair was achieved using the NEBNext® End Repair Module (NEB, E6050S).

Our philosophy is based on the principle that the task of general purpose image repair is one of agglomeration, i.e., the algorithm should embody multiple high-performing distortion-specific repair modules such that seamless general purpose image repair is achieved.

In vivo bone repair tests were performed, and the results indicated that a cell- and factor-free, purely hydrogel-induced bone repair is achieved, demonstrating its potential in tissue engineering applications.

Earlier arthroscopic single-row (SR) repair methods achieved only partial restoration of the original footprint of the tendons of the rotator cuff, while double-row (DR) repair methods presented many biomechanical advantages and higher rates of tendon-to-bone healing.

Although the hernial defect was too large for direct suture, tension-free repair was achieved using a mesh.