Sentence examples for repair led from inspiring English sources

Still, the reliance on strictly hypothetical technology for the idea of biological repair led one critic to dismiss cryonics as "based almost entirely on faith in the future" in a 2001 Scientific American essay.

Eventually Brooklin became a center of fishing, and because fishing vessels needed maintenance, boat repair; repair led to building, and in 1952 a builder, Arno Day, took over a boat yard occupying the site of an old fish cannery, concentrating on fishing boat maintenance and storage.

Recently, a better understanding of the biological processes underlying tissue repair led to the establishment of new approaches in tissue engineering which comprise the combination of biodegradable scaffolds and appropriate cells together with specific environmental cues, such as growth or adhesive factors.

The widespread medical use of platelet concentrates to facilitate tissue repair led us to investigate whether pro-survival factors are released by activated platelets.

Bone is a tissue whose repair leads to normal bone.

Fixed angular stability and meticulous rotator cuff repair leads to early mobilization and satisfactory functional outcome.

Occlusion of renal artery during stenting procedure by endovascular aortic repair leads to ischemic-reperfusion injury (IRI).

While regeneration fully recovers wounds with architecture and functionality identical to unwounded skin, repair leads to fibrotic tissue accumulation that forms a scar.

Complete repair leads to the full recovery of the kidney and leaves no evidence of injury.

Subsequently, NHEJ repair leads to target gene disruption by frame shift.

Inaccurate repair leads to expansions, mutations, and rearrangements, which are observed.