Sentence examples for scaffolding architecture from inspiring English sources

Here, we present a novel scaffolding architecture of an inducible regulatory device.

The data indicates that the NF architecture enhances the osteogenic differentiation of the hESC compared to more traditional scaffolding architecture.

mtCMF has an adaptive scaffolding architecture to allow generating Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) screens, based on the novel on-the-fly approach for all types of database tables.

This suggests that regulatory coupling of host signaling enzymes through scaffolding architecture, rather than individual regulatory properties, drives the mechanism of EspG.

The superior electrochemical performance is ascribed to robust scaffolding architecture and conductive N-doped carbon matrix.

It remains a challenge to synthesize functional materials that can develop advanced scaffolding architectures for tissue engineering.

The fine-tuned surface patterning of the mesoscopic solid aluminosilica scaffolding architectures, which was achieved using a dispersible active agent such as a cationic surfactant, resulted in the dense immobilization of addressable diphenylcarbazide chelating agent.

The extracellular matrix (ECM) of a solid tumor not only affords scaffolding to support tumor architecture and integrity but also plays an essential role in tumor growth, invasion, metastasis, and therapeutics.

Cell transplantation using hybrid scaffolding constructs with guidance channels resulted in predictable oriented fiber architecture, greater control of tissue infiltration, and better organization of ligament interface than random scaffold architectures.

Supramolecular ion-channel architectures confined within scaffolding silica hydrophobic mesopores can be structurally determined, characterized and morphologically tuned by alkali salts templating.

In addition to suitable pore architecture of a tissue-engineering scaffold, surface modification after scaffolding fabrication is often needed to enhance the interactions between cells and the synthetic material.