Sentence examples for substrates for development from inspiring English sources

The results presented in this paper provide the foundation for laser micromachining technique to develop bioactive substrates for development of three-dimensional tissues.

Maladaptive plasticity within the dorsal horn (DH) of the spinal cord is a key substrate for development of neuropathic pain following peripheral nerve injury.

Diaminobenzidine (Sigma) in phosphate-buffered saline was used as substrate for development of the peroxidase reaction.

The fast response and recovery of the conductance make the carbon nanofilms on diamond substrates promising for development of all-carbon chemical sensors which could be suitable for biological and medical applications.

Duplicate genes are fundamental to adaptive evolution, providing substrates for the development of new or shared gene functions.

Conducting polymers offer some advantages, such as light weight, low cost, mechanical flexibility and excellent compatibility with plastic substrates for the development of next-generation display technologies and, in particular, are expected to play an important role in the development of flexible display technologies.

Results show that PUA materials can serve as effective substrates for successful development of human skeletal muscle cell models and are suitable for long-term in vitro studies.

Considering that the prevalence of insomnia among individuals with migraine is much higher than that among those with TTH, our findings indicate that migrainous features may be substrates for the development of insomnia among individuals with TTH [9, 10, 25].

These results demonstrate that the carbon nanotubes could provide huge locations and facilitate the adsorptive accumulation of the guanine and adenine, and the CeO2 nanoparticles are promising substrates for the development of high-performance electrocatalysts for biosensing.

These studies aim to provide new classification and assessment tools for social and cognitive performance across neuropsychiatric disorders, clinically relevant substrates for treatment development, and predictive, preclinical animal systems.

Moreover, the sol gel synthesis technology applied to the production of the electrode material can be easily adapted to the fabrication of thick or thin films on planar substrates for the development of electrochemical sensors that could be of practical use for the on-site heavy metal analysis in diverse water sources.