Sentence examples for stimulating the tissue from inspiring English sources

Growing and conditioning is done by mechanically stimulating the tissue in a bioreactor.

This process restores blood circulation in the place of damage and prevents the development of ischemic necrosis simultaneously stimulating the tissue repair process.

In contrast, when chondrocytes remained within the cartilage explant, significant cell migration was only detected when the PBMCs were in direct contact with the tissue, with little cell migration seen when the PBMCs were indirectly stimulating the tissue, indicating that direct cell-cell interactions were required to promote migration.

Since the resistance of the media was high and only low currents were needed to stimulate the tissue, we could not use this stimulator directly as a constant current source.

The group attached muscle strips to each post, then stimulated the tissue with light.

Going a step further, Asada grew muscle fibers with a mixture of hydrogel to form a 3-D muscle tissue, and again stimulated the tissue with light — finding that the 3-D muscle responded in much the same way as individual muscle fibers, bending and twisting in areas exposed to beams of light.

Therefore, the use of conventional biomaterials (monophasic or composites) for ITE has certain limitations to help stimulate the tissue integration or recreating the structural organization at the junction of different tissue types.

Fabrication challenges for joint-scale engineering include controlling chemo-mechano-biological microenvironments to promote the development and growth of multiple tissues with integrated interfaces or lubricated surfaces into anatomical shapes, and developing joint-scale bioreactors which nurture and stimulate the tissue with loading and motion.

The only difference now is to stimulate the tissue from top instead of from right.

Most disease occurs in gaps between teeth and only the small up and down nibbling motions can enter the gaps, stimulate the tissues and clear the mass of bacteria known as dental plaque always providing we use a brush with short, therefore accurate bristles.

The researchers described implanting electrodes in the man's thalamus, which, by stimulating the brain tissue, had enabled him to regain considerable physical and mental function.