Sentence examples for substantial regeneration from inspiring English sources

Further, many adult stem cells can respond dynamically to injury and fuel substantial regeneration of damaged tissues.

A novel tissue-engineered trachea was developed with appropriate mechanical behavior and substantial regeneration of tracheal cartilage.

"Bearing in mind we've already embarked on a substantial regeneration in Medway, to us that was a price that wasn't worth paying".

This product-to-parent reversion mechanism results in unique diurnal cycling and substantial regeneration of TBA metabolites at rates that are strongly temperature- and pH-dependent.

A tissue-engineered trachea was then created by assembling chondrocytes-seeded functionalized gelatin sponges into the grooves of bellows scaffold and it showed very similar mechanical behavior to that of native trachea along with substantial regeneration of tracheal cartilage in vivo.

There was already substantial regeneration and redevelopment taking place in the city centre before the bombing, in support of the Manchester bid for the 2000 Summer Olympics, its second Olympic bid.

We show here that specific knockdown of ROCK2 and LIMK1 equally enhanced neurite outgrowth of RGCs on inhibitory substrates and both induced substantial neuronal regeneration over distances of more than 5 mm after rat optic nerve crush (ONC) in vivo.

However, these CSPG deposits form a substantial barrier to regeneration and are largely responsible for the inability to repair damage in the brain and spinal cord.

Christopher Moran, of the Cabrach and Glenfiddich Estate, told the programme: "The sort of investment that's necessary to bring about sustainable regeneration is substantial.

Tendon engineering is one of the important areas of engineered tissue regeneration, and substantial progress has been made in the past decades.

In 2007, the Treasury decided that spending on the 2012 London Olympics was UK-wide rather than being just for England - even though it included substantial sums for the regeneration of parts of East London.