biocompatibility การใช้

• The achieved biocompatibility was comparable to the commercially available collagen membranes.
• This material had incredibly good properties of strength and biocompatibility,
• The big hurdle was the biocompatibility shown in animal tests.
• CNT toxicity remains a concern, although CNT biocompatibility may be engineerable.
• The biocompatibility between the Janus nanoparticles and cells was excellent.
• It also offers higher biocompatibility towards cell growth and bodily fluid flow.
• Porous silicon exhibits a high degree of biocompatibility.
• In 2004, a titanium's biocompatibility.
• The peptides are highly stable and studies have shown that this method improves biocompatibility.
• Synthetic polymers are easily customizable and can be tailored for specific functions such as biocompatibility.
• Scar treatment sheets are often made of medical grade silicone due to its durability and biocompatibility.
• Printing materials must fit a broad spectrum of criteria, one of the foremost being biocompatibility.
• Thus, BSM adsorption increases biocompatibility.
• "' Biocompatibility "'is related to the behavior of biomaterials in various contexts.
• Termination reactions unique to chain growth polymerization produce a material with flexibility, mechanical strength and biocompatibility.
• The degradation and biocompatibility of rosin and rosin-based biomaterials has been examined in vitro and in vivo.
• Also, the process requires no laser absorbing additives or colorants making testing and meeting biocompatibility requirements significantly easier.
• For orthopedic applications, tantalum or titanium foams are common for their tensile strength, corrosion resistance and biocompatibility.
• The flint glass material which he used, however, was found to be unsuitable because of biocompatibility issues.
• In the early development of the technique, chemical motifs have to fulfill criteria of biocompatibility and selective metabolites ).