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Three-dimensional (3D) nanostructured porous matrices were further fabricated by combination with particle-leaching (100 300 μm glucose).

Additionally, material and biological properties of the resultant matrices were further adjusted and tuned by changing crosslinking conditions.

DPS distances were calculated in MSAnalyser [77], and their matrices were further processed through module NEIGHBOUR of the Phylip package (version 3.573c, [78]) to obtain neighbor-joining or UPGMA phenograms.

TFBS enrichment respect to the whole genome was calculated thus in ERE- sites with using the RegionMiner tool [ 47] and only statistically significant (Z-score ≥3.0) and highly enriched (over-representation ≥4-fold) matrices were further considered.

The matrices are further analysed to identify the sensitivity and elasticity of their values.

The resulting improved stiffness and mass matrices are further used to calculate again the dynamic response for the model.

The reinforcement behavior of GO and rGO in both polar (NBR) and non-polar rubber (EPDM) matrices was further evaluated by using the reinforcement coefficient (C) given in Eq. (7).

The Algorithm 2 with no relevance criterion (η=100%) provide similar performance to the best approaches (methods 7 and 8), however the feature selection stage based on relevance measures (linear correlation and symmetrical uncertainty) allows to reduce the computational burden of the process, because the size of the matrices is further reduced before the dimensionality reduction process.

Chemical composition of the nanoparticles and the matrix were further analyzed by EDS.

Moreover, the expression of tendon markers and collagenous tendon-like matrix were further assessed under the actuation of an external magnetic field.

The variations in the measured fracture toughness and work of fracture with Ti addition to the HA matrix were further rationalized using the analytical models of crack bridging as well as on the basis of the additional contribution from crack deflection.