Sentence examples for substrates allow for from inspiring English sources

These substrates allow for a formation of capillary-like networks of endothelial cells.

Primary single-crystalline CuO nanosheet arrays directly grown on Cu substrates allow for efficient electrical and ionic transport.

However, current systems that mimic ECM as cell-culture substrates allow for limited control of ECM mechanics, often lack native ECM molecules to bind cells, and have difficulty maintaining collagen, which is a major determinant of ECM properties and is therefore desirable in artificial ECM (aECM).

However, the mechanism that describes how the different substrates allow for the SLs to relax to the same level is not described.

Screening dust mite extracts through 137,180 tetrapeptide fluorogenic substrates allowed for the characterization of proteolytic substrate specificity from the potential cysteine and serine proteases in the extract.

The design of the substrates allows for a simplified access of surface diagnostic techniques to measure the mass removal depending on the aspect ratio of cavities.

Precise control of plasma parameters as well as thermal management of substrates allows for optimization of coating deposition on substrates of different materials having various geometries.

We have developed a new two-substrate assay/analysis protocol that provides PON1 status without use of toxic OP substrates, allowing for use of this protocol in non-specialized laboratories.

CNT-sheets (bucky papers) produced from the powder-like raw material were used as substrates allowing for a more defined characterization of one and the same surface by different analytical techniques.

In addition, the use of porous silicon substrates, allowing for an increased surface interaction area, can enhance the detection signal significantly.

Ongoing research will help to further dissect the niche components controlling the stemness of satellite cells with the ultimate goal to design biological substrates allowing for the ex vivo maintenance and genetic correction of satellite cells.