Sentence examples for scope of tissue from inspiring English sources

Due to donor side morbidity and the absence of osteogenic properties in bone substitutes, there is a growing need for an alternative to traditional bone grafting within the scope of tissue engineering.

We identified a group of 15 miRNAs (see Additional file 1) that are universally expressed at similar levels in normal tissues we examined based upon their CT values and the variability of their CT values among samples, and the scope of our tissue collection suggests that these miRNAs might exhibit similar expression patterns in tissues we did not examined.

Their high plasticity and multipotential capacity to differentiate into a large array of tissues can be explained by its neural crest origin, which supports applications beyond the scope of oral tissues.

The scope of the tissue-harvesting operation is unclear.

The additional hepatic metabolism covered in these two models is outside of the scope of multi-tissue interactions studied.

The intended purpose of the database is also to facilitate in silico predictive modeling, e.g. tissue distribution of a new compound (and thus its toxicity potential assessed within the scope of the predicted tissue accumulation).

The most important impact of the study is that for the first time the entire scope of multi-axial tissue properties are unified in a single constitutive formulation.

The methods described in this article are explored through the scope of articular cartilage tissue engineering and the fabrication of osteochondral constructs, but may be applied to the engineering of a variety of different tissues.

The review is structured as introducing the scope of bioprinting in tissue engineering applications, key vascular anatomical features and then a thorough coverage of 3D bioprinting using extrusion-, droplet- and laser-based bioprinting for fabrication of vascular tissue constructs.

This review identifies the latest advances and tremendous potential of magnetic actuation within the scope of regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.

Meanwhile, the scope of clinical application for tissue engineering was expanded to OA diseased joint cartilage [ 3, 4].