Sentence examples for sustain attachment from inspiring English sources

In order to sustain attachment, spreading, and orientation of human CMs on a scaffold we exploited an innovative negative replica patterning based on electrophoretic deposition to realize multi-scale micro-structured chitosan-collagen (C/C) scaffolds.

It is recognized that intra-oral vacuum is integral to successful breastfeeding, with a baseline vacuum of −64 ± 45 mmHg required to sustain attachment and peak vacuum −145 ± 58 mmHg applied during milk removal [ 3].

Williams wrote, "In the American edition of my memoirs, this richly sustaining attachment was, for some reason, reduced by the editors to the point where it seemed to be little more than an acquaintance, practically unexplained".

However, the importance of social support and sustained attachment to one's social group during recovery from traumatic experiences has been repeatedly shown in previous studies [ 39- 41].

While it is not known whether nipple shield use impacts intra-oral vacuum for all infants, altered baseline vacuum may explain in part how nipple shield use facilitates sustained attachment in preterm infants [ 8].

The results showed that chondral and bone scaffold layers represented biocompatible scaffolds able to sustain hMSCs attachment and proliferation.

The nanofibrillar scaffold created from the Dioscorea opposite extract and its ability to sustain the attachment of specific cell types demonstrate the potential for this natural nanomaterial in tissue engineering applications.

Generally, in-homogeneously cast membranes do not sustain cell attachment.

dWe have found that complete replacement of cell culture media every second day is critical to sustain cell attachment on chitosan membranes, especially with lower degree of deacetylation preparations.

Consistent with this, it is suggested that end-on attachment is necessary to sustain KT-MT attachment when sister KT biorientation is established and tension is applied on the KT-MT interaction [ 2, 4].

In terms of natural selection, the human adult pair bond seems to have developed from earlier structures involved in sustaining the attachment between mothers and their infants (Young 2009).