Sentence examples for system closely mimics from inspiring English sources

The deposition on this wire-mesh capped detector system closely mimics the deposition rate in human respiratory tract.

This system closely mimics the post-translational system of mammalian cells.

An extensive analysis of resected catheters from patients provides supporting observations that the growth of cells in our 3D culture system closely mimics what we observe on resected catheters and supports our proposal that astrocytes and microglia migrating from the brain parenchyma may be predominately responsible for cell obstruction of catheter holes.

The application of a 3D organotypic endometrial culture system using differentiated glandular structures and surrounding stromal cells, simulating their natural environment, provides a system closely mimicking the in vivo situation of the endometrium, and is well suited for the study of hormonal effects on a cellular level.

These include systems for investigating proliferation and differentiation of metacestode vesicles under host cell free conditions [ 18] as well as a parasite stem cell cultivation system that closely mimics the metamorphic transition of the oncosphere towards the metacestode [ 19, 20].

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And that's the motivating principle behind the system: a control scheme that closely mimics our own movement.

This organ culture loading system can closely mimic physiological conditions and be used to investigate response of living human and bovine IVDs to mechanical and chemical challenges and to screen therapeutic repair techniques.

In 1997 an internally supported but unfunded pilot project at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM) Australia led to the development of a computer system which closely mimicked Interpol paperwork for the storage, later retrieval and tentative matching of the many AM and PM dental records that are often needed for rapid Disaster Victim Identification.

Finally, we make recommendations as to how to apply these lessons and create adaptable security systems that closely mimic natural adaptive systems without forcing a complete reorganization of security infrastructure or violating common human ethical norms.

These studies highlight the necessity of using in vitro culture systems that closely mimic the physiology of the cells in vivo.