Sentence examples for requirement of isolation from inspiring English sources

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) although used for bone tissue engineering are limited by the requirement of isolation and culture prior to transplantation.

For example, multi-resistant microorganisms significantly increase treatment expenses due to requirement of isolation procedures and use of costly reserve antibiotics.

5 - [ 20] The availability of these metagenomes provides an opportunity to examine the microbial community composition and interactions present in these mixed microbial systems, bypassing the rigorous requirement of isolation of community members and complete genome sequencing.

A four-story structure representing a critical facility with an isolation floor at the second floor level, carrying a computer rack, representing shock and vibration sensitive equipment, is considered in order to study the reliability requirements of isolation system components for the protection of the critical equipment from earthquake hazards.

One important requirement of EV isolation is to remove high-density lipoproteins (HDL) as well as proteins.

Rigid rules, such as the requirement of large isolation distances everywhere, may raise the cost of coexistence measures, particularly in densely planted areas, without necessarily meeting the objectives of the European Commission.

The study shows that parameters of this platform selected based on this method not only satisfy the requirement of vibration isolation but also guarantee that the closed-loop attitude control system remains sufficiently stable.

Cells with neural stem cell properties can be derived from embryonic stem cells in vitro [22], and are an alternative source of NSCs that circumvent the requirement of primary isolation present in fetal NSCs.

Resource use was generally greater in patients with HCAP (n = 245) than with CAP (n = 1,607), including rates of fluid resuscitation, requirement for isolation and parenteral nutrition, and duration of renal failure.

Thus, SFG can provide information about the cellulose crystal structure and crystalline cellulose arrangement in biomass without the requirement for isolation or purification of the cellulose.

The oxygen requirements of the isolation host for each phage also appear to influence the RNR class present, consistent with the observation that class I RNR is aerobic, class II is oxygen independent, and class III is anaerobic [ 19, 21].