Sentence examples for substitute based on from inspiring English sources

This study provides a conceptual framework for the design of a 'blood substitute' based on mimicking O2 transport by RBCs to prevent autoregulatory changes in blood flow and pressure.

In this study we were able to generate a three-layered skin substitute based on a fibrin hydrogel.

C. J. D. Bergmann et al. described a rapidly manufactured bone substitute based on tricalcium phosphate, polyethylene glycol, and trisodium citrate that can be formed at room temperature.

In this study we were able to generate for the first time a three-layered skin substitute based on a fibrin hydrogel.

For the first time we were able to generate a three-layered skin substitute based on a fibrin hydrogel not only serving as a dermal and epidermal substitute but also including the hypodermis.

Several Silicon Valley scientists are producing edibles of the truly bizarre inside their labs or mixing up animal substitutes based on some interesting ingredients.

This study investigated the effect of six lab-produced saliva substitutes based on carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) differing in octacalciumphosphate saturations (OCP-s) on mineralisation of bovine dentin in vitro.

Dokmak et al. summarized the features of these substitutes based on six characteristics: availability, difficulty of harvesting, necessity of additional incision, risk of infection, need for long-term anticoagulation, and cost [8].

This paper presents the reconstruction of surface epithelia for the treatment of pathological conditions of skin and cornea and the development of 3D tissue-engineered substitutes based on a collagen GAG chitosan matrix for the regeneration of skin and cornea.

Although recently introduced substitutes based on 0.55% ortho-phthaldehyde (OPA), 7% to 14% hydrogen peroxide, and 0.1% to 0.3% peracids are considered less toxic than glutaraldehyde, OPA can be a potential respiratory sensitizer, and the materials compatibility profile of peroxide/peracids at effective concentrations remains an issue.

Progress in medicine and psychology are dismissed, and an entirely new brand of science is substituted based on the hallowed pillars of "common sense".