Sentence examples for scaffolding device from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of obtaining high bone forming efficacy, development of chitosan was attempted as a tool useful as a scaffolding device.

Iconicity in gestures can be a powerful communicative strategy in teaching new knowledge to children in demonstrations and this is in line with claims that it can be used as a scaffolding device in grounding knowledge in experience (Perniss et al., 2010).

Such assembly suggests a role as a scaffolding device that may recruit other components and perhaps modulate their activities by concentrating them locally in a specialized lipid/protein environment.

In short, she spends a lot of time on metacognition — thinking about her thinking — and then building external scaffolding devices to compensate for her weaknesses.

Like garden variety CAD, ACD can ultimately lead to life threatening clinical sequelae, and the most common revascularization strategy for either of these entities involves the insertion of metallic scaffolding devices known as stents.

The more he thought about these examples, the more it seemed to him that to call such external devices "scaffolding" was to underestimate their importance.

Thus it has the potential to be used both as a medical device and as scaffolding in tissue engineering applications.

Biomacromolecules are commonly studied within biotechnology research due to their potential as drug-delivery devices, artificial tissues, scaffolding for artificial organs, etc. Encapsulation of therapeutic molecules within synthetic polymers provides a means to escape toxic side effects, control release rate, and target drug delivery.

At that time, I looked through fixed lenses on a giant scaffolding-like device to see an impressively realistic blue monster.

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

"What I love about the Barneys windows is the idea of how they've addressed the streetscape," he added, referring to the matte gold scaffolding affixed to the building, a device that makes no effort to conceal its theatrical mechanics.