biocompatibility in English
noun
quality of being biocompatible
Use "biocompatibility" in a sentence
1. The incorporation of nanomaterials that combine strength, biocompatibility and ease of machining is a promising alternative.
2. It requires, in addition, clinical data and design attributes, namely on biocompatibility, physical and mechanical properties.
3. Biopolymers are naturally occurring biomolecules synthesized by microbes, plants and animals with highest degree of biocompatibility
4. As a Glass ionomer, it has strong chemical adhesion, fluoride release, low sensitivity to moisture and biocompatibility.
5. 4 Apatite - wollastonite bioactive glass - ceramic ( AW GC ) has high biocompatibility and bioactivity and better mechanical properties.
6. The materials have improved biocompatibility for instance as evidenced by reduced protein deposition and reduced platelet activation.
7. A dental implant system employs an improved abutment screw with acceptable biocompatibility, corrosion, strength, and preload characteristics.
8. Due to their excellent wear resistance and biocompatibility features, ceramics constitute a promising alternative, particularly for smaller components.
9. Bicyclic peptides form one of the promising platforms for drug development owing to their biocompatibility, similarity and chemical diversity to proteins.
10. 5 The results from cell compatibility experiment reveal that anodize oxidation treatment can improve the biocompatibility of titanium and its alloy.
11. For example, machine parts are coated to reduce abrasion and wear, and medical devices are coated to enhance durability and ensure biocompatibility.
12. Biopolymers, due to their abundance, biocompatibility, and unique properties, are very promising materials for highly selective and sensitive gas and vapor sensors.
13. 30 BACKGROUND: High-porosity polycaprolactone (PCL) nanofiber scaffolds have a good multi-pore structure for the adhesion and proliferation of vascular smooth muscle cells and perfect biocompatibility.
14. A Biomaterial with good biocompatibility is one that does not trigger a robust immune response, has resistance to protein accumulation and does not encourage infection
15. Zirconia Abutments not only allow light transmission in the same manner as natural teeth [2,4,5] but also present reliable mechanical properties and soft tissue biocompatibility
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17. Many researchers have used nanoparticles as Adsorbents to remove water pollutants including arsenic after modifying the properties of nanoparticles by improving reactivity, biocompatibility, stability, charge density, multi-functionalities, and dispersibility
18. Iron oxide nanoparticles in which gluconic acid and non-polymerized biological material are introduced as surface modifier, securing improved biocompatibility by optimum introduction of gluconic acid, and composition for diagnosing and treating cancer, containing same
19. Bicyclic peptides form one of the most promising platforms for drug development owing to their biocompatibility, similarity and chemical diversity to proteins, and they are considered as a possible practical tool in various therapeutic and diagnostic applications.
20. Even though the porous support of the present disclosure does not require an additional ablation operation, it enables biodegradation with excellent tissue regeneration and mechanical properties, and is made only of natural polymer which elicits very little immune response and affords superior biocompatibility which impact grafting.
21. Biomaterial is defined as “a material intended to interface with biological systems to evaluate, treat, augment or replace any tissue, organ or function of the body” and biocompatibility has been defined as “the study and knowledge of the interactions between living and nonliving materials”.
22. Further, the organic pH buffer material and the organic amphiphilic material are coated on the surface of the implant, thereby effectively preventing the adsorption of contaminants in the air on the surface of the implant; the coating layer uniformly coated on the surface exhibits biocompatibility and affinity to the body fluid and blood, thereby enhancing the initial osseointegration after implantation and finally shortening the osseointegration period; and the mixture solution of the pH buffer material and the organic amphiphilic material having a sulfonic group is used as a surface coating solution, thereby maintaining the surface of the dental implant to be hydrophilic for at least three years.