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In particular, the mix incorporating IBA treated with NaOH (pH = 14) at 25 °C has a strength comparable to that of control at the age of 90 days.

While we lost thousands of people in the tragedy, Lauren Manning's recovery symbolizes a brighter future, one in which we will all need to encourage, support and love others so that we, too, can share in a strength comparable to hers.

Taken together, these results demonstrated that a single immunization with nonintegrative lentiviral vectors was sufficient to elicit a humoral specific immune response with a strength comparable to that obtained with integrative vectors, above a threshold dose of particles.

Previously, we created bioactive silicate glass (13 93) scaffolds with a uniform grid-like microstructure which showed a compressive strength comparable to human cortical bone but a much lower flexural strength.

The latter was formulated in order to be extrudable, buildable and to reach a compressive strength comparable to that of a traditional mortar.

This modeled relationship agrees with our experimental data as poorly sintered samples with a high fraction of relatively large (∼1mm) pores, have a compressive strength appropriate to their pore size; similarly, highly-sintered samples with a low fraction of relatively small (∼10μm) pores have a compressive strength comparable to the modeled strength.

When beryllium-copper is heated to about 800 °C (1,470 °F), quenched in cold water, and then reheated to 275 °C (525 °F), it develops a tensile strength comparable to some of the stronger varieties of steel.

It can be seen that Absorb stents had a radial strength comparable to that of common metallic stents (Fig. 9).

Chondrocytes preferentially attached to the "cartilage-like" portion of the scaffold and formed cartilage in vitro, while the cloverleaf "bone-like" portion maintained a tensile strength comparable to that of native trabecular bone.

BNC, synthesized by Gluconacetobacter xylinum, can be produced in many geometrical shapes and micro-structures [ 8, 9] and is composed of nanoscale cellulose fibers (thickness 70 to 150 nm) with a tensile strength comparable to that of steel or Kevlar [ 10].

Early research has shown that the quaternary alloy Co-8.8Al-9.8W-2Ta (at.%) has a high-temperature strength comparable to single-crystal Ni-based superalloys above 1200 K.