Sentence examples for viability guide from inspiring English sources

By combining cell-mediated fibrin gel compaction and precise microfabrication of mold dimensions including the length and height of the PDMS posts, we were able to simultaneously support high cell viability, guide cell alignment along the microfabricated tissue pores, and reproducibly control the overall tissue porosity, size, and thickness.

Ongoing research is actively pursuing new materials and processing methods to control material structure down to the micro-scale to sustain or improve cell viability, guide tissue growth, and provide mechanical integrity, all while exhibiting the capacity to degrade in a controlled manner.

In summary, the newly developed genome-scale metabolic model iYL_2.0 may serve as a powerful platform for better understanding metabolic viability and guiding rational metabolic engineering strategies for Y. lipolytica.

System modeling at the level which encompasses not only the storage material and vessel/reactor, but also integration with a fuel cell and balance-of-plant components, provides a more complete assessment of viability and guides options for improvement.

Based on the analysis of potential risks and opportunities of enterprise social networking, researchers proposed a six-step fit-viability model to guide organizations with the institutionalization of the enterprise social networking.

The models provide a basis for developing system profiles useful in the pre-engineering phases of system design and can be used in assessing the viability of rail guided systems as an alternative to traditional automated storage and retrieval systems.

We provide a brief description of the potential evolutionary risks and benefits of artificial propagation and an overview of the relationship between artificial propagation and biological viability criteria developed to help guide recovery of salmonid ESUs (McElhany et al. 2000).

The nanofibrous topography itself, independent of the fiber material, has demonstrated the potential to modulate cell behaviors desirable in tissue engineering such as: unidirectional alignment; increased viability, attachment, and ECM production; guided migration; and controlled differentiation.

Yet, the advantage of a predictable food supply in improving population viability remains untested while largely guiding the management of the species and the rest of the scavenging community.

The ParaDNA® Screening and Intelligence Tests have been designed to guide investigators on the viability of potential sources of DNA allowing them to determine which samples should be sent for full DNA analysis.

Additionally we correlate these biophysics and thermal history (cooling rate and end = temperature) to post-thaw viability in vitro in HL-1s guide optimal lesion formation and thus cryoablation device design.