scaffold

Object

• pole: Several deep pots in the streamway are crossed by scaffolding poles which were well under water.
• tower: We also had a securely tied down hide on the top of a scaffolding tower at Bentley Station for filming the rooks.

Converse of object

• endow: This study demonstrates that endowing scaffolds with a sensing element could provide an on-line and non-destructive monitoring method for tissue engineering.
• ascend: Wearing the same dress that she had worn at her trial and carrying her prayer book Lady Jane ascended the scaffold.
• erect: She was led to the scaffold erected on Tower Green in front of the White Tower.
• mount: Digby was the first to mount the scaffold, which he did unrepentant.

Adjective modifier

• polymeric: Back cover Go to article Tissue engineering involves culturing, growing and assembling cells and newly generated matrix in polymeric scaffolds.
• porous: A common approach is to place a porous biomaterial scaffold, seeded with cells, in a flow perfusion bioreactor.
• dimensional: The fluorescent probe was incorporated into thin films and three dimensional porous scaffolds demonstrating the capabilities of monitoring on-line.
• solid: On contact with the tissue, the solution was transformed into a solid scaffold.

Modifies a noun

• degradation: This study presents a proof of concept for monitoring scaffold degradation on-line within a culture environment.
• pole: These looked like a load of scaffold poles standing in line on the upper deck.
• plank: We have carried a lot of scaffold planks up the hill.
• tripod: The weight caused the scaffold tripod to slip - heavy bits of metal narrowly missing the unloading team.
• tower: Access is only from below by ladder or scaffold tower.
• platform: A scaffold platform has been built over the shop side of the concourse to allow glazing of the first section of the canopy.

Noun used with modifier

• tower: You could use a podium or tower scaffold for these jobs.
• tissue: Novel methods for in vitro testing of degradation behavior of tissue scaffolds.
• metal: A metal scaffold called a ' stent ' is then inserted to hold the artery open.

Preposition: for

engineering: Development of a mechano responsive scaffold for tissue engineering.