Sentence examples for size of the engineered from inspiring English sources
However, the size of the engineered patch is limited due to insufficient vascularization.
FESEM results displayed the shape as well as size of the engineered CcAgNPs and SnAgNPs.
One of the most relevant issues is the lack of a proper vascularization that is limiting the size of the engineered tissues to smaller than clinically relevant dimensions.
Bioactive materials act as a scaffolding frame to deliver cells to the appropriate site, define a space for tissue development, and direct the shape and size of the engineered tissue.
The size of the engineered urethras ranged from 4 to 6 cm (median 5 cm), with a 16 French diameter, and the construction of the implantable scaffolds took 4 7 weeks.
As a result, piezoelectric properties increased with decreasing domain sizes of the engineered domain configuration.
The correct size of these engineered molecules was confirmed by western blotting (data not shown).
Controlling the size and morphology of the engineered nanomaterial plays an important role in the enhancement of physical, chemical, and biological properties of the bulk materials.
Unlike aggregates, engineered systems can be highly reproducible in terms of (i) size and shape of the engineered tissue, (ii) the type of cells and source of the biomaterial scaffold/matrix used to build the engineered tissue, and (iii) the number of cells per unit volume enclosed.
Both the lasers showed differences in each of the ceramics employed in relation to the microstructure and grain size as well as the dimensional size of the laser engineered tracks—notwithstanding the use of identical process parameters namely spot size; laser power; traverse speed; Gaussian beam modes; gas flow rate and gas composition as well the wavelengths.
Owing to the complexity of the craniofacial tissues application of stem cells presents challenges in terms of size, shape, and form of the engineered structures, specialized final developed cells, and the modulation of the timely blood supply while limiting inflammatory and immunological responses.
