Sentence examples for tissues made of from inspiring English sources
He has near-celebrity status among mommy bloggers, who regularly review Seventh Generation's products, debating whether facial tissues made of 100 percent recycled paper are soft enough for tender noses.
Collagenous tissues, made of collagen molecules, such as tendon and bone, are intriguing materials that have the ability to respond to mechanical forces by altering their structures from the molecular level up, and convert them into biochemical signals that control many biological and pathological processes such as wound healing and tissue remodeling.
The measured fiber length in human myobundles is consistent with the only previous report of the fiber length in engineered muscle tissues (made of primary mouse myoblasts) that we could find (Li et al., 2011).
Some of the glow induced by the laser, called second harmonic generation, comes from the fibrous highways of connective tissue made of collagen.
He added that chitin is also an excellent insulator, and began to explain how he and his colleagues are growing electric circuits on fungal tissue made of the mycelium of household mold.
The stromal tissue, made of extracellular matrix and mesenchymal cells, is vital for the functional design of all complex tissues.
Cartilage is a strong yet flexible living tissue made of a collagen, glycoprotein, and water matrix surrounding the cells that produce the matrix (chondrocytes).
After a day, the researchers fashioned a 3-dimensional segment of tissue made of collagen and seeded it with the myoblasts.
The radial anatomy of rice roots typifies semiaquatic plants with specialized tissues that permit root growth during flooding conditions: from the outside in, the epidermis, the ground tissue made of four tissues (exodermis, sclerenchyma cell layer, midcortex or mesodermis, and endodermis), and the central cylinder are present (Fig. 3a, b, d).
Narrative is a connective tissue made of memories and events, facts and fantasy, and a set of beliefs, which we use to form identity.
The middle tissue layer (the medullary excipulum) of both the cup and the internal tissue layer (the medulla) of the stalk contain a layer of tissue made of hyphae similar to the ectal excipulum.
