The phrase "achieved functionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a certain goal or outcome has been met in a practical or operational sense.
Example: "The software update was tested thoroughly, and it was confirmed that all features achieved functionally as intended."
Alternatives: "functionally accomplished" or "operationally achieved".
Although there are inherent challenges and limitations cell supply, building and supporting larger-scale tissues, and achieving functionally relevant architecture in complex tissues these exist with any tissue-engineering strategy and are not unique to automated three-dimensional fabrication.
In conclusion, the investigated bone level implant system seems to be suitable to achieve functionally and esthetically satisfying results in indications that require simultaneous augmentation procedures 3 years after loading.
The proposed framework follows the second approach where several agents are implemented to achieve a functionally modular agent framework.
This could be a promising approach to achieve structurally, functionally and aesthetically similar tissue to intact skin.
Even more surprising is that close S. cerevisiae relatives do not use the same tools but have evolved species-tailored mechanisms for achieving effects functionally similar to heterochromatin.
Our models explain how tendon-to-bone attachment is achieved through a functionally graded material composition, and provide targets for tissue engineered surgical interventions and biomimetic material interfaces.
We achieved good results functionally and esthetically by midfacial advancement with facial muscle reposition instead of traditional interdigitating Z-plasties.
Slightly lower performance is achieved for the functionally heterogeneous PML nuclear bodies.
It was proven that the V-Model functionally achieved our design goals.
Our results demonstrate that the tight apical localization of Dia is achieved by combining functionally distinct apical-biasing cues.
