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Together, this work highlights the capacity to use multi-scale composite biomaterials to control local and bulk mechanical properties, and provides key insights into design elements under consideration for mechanically competent, multi-tissue regeneration platforms.

Bone formation strategies, although attractive, have yet to yield functional and mechanically competent bone.

Woven bone is less mechanically competent than lamellar bone but is frequently found in bones that grow quickly.

Scaffolds for bone tissue engineering (BTE) must be mechanically competent and chemically compatible with bone tissue to repair defects.

Bioglass®-based glass ceramic foams have been developed recently as highly porous, mechanically competent, bioactive and degradable scaffolds for bone tissue engineering.

These abnormalities of in vitro bone formation are a major cause of the current failure to yield functional and mechanically competent bone.

Spermatids also provide fertilization-competent gametes if mechanically injected into oocytes.

The conserved presence of amino acid residues capable of protein crosslinking makes EDCRP highly competent to participate in the formation of mechanically resilient and hard epidermis-derived structures such as feathers.

Mechanically, the Earnhardt Monte Carlo is identical to an SS High Sport, with a competent and thrifty 200-hp V-6 engine, four-speed automatic transmission, 16-inch Goodyear Eagle tires on handsome alloy wheels, slightly stiffer suspension, traction control and stainless steel exhaust tips.

Hitler eats rapidly, mechanically.

intern, mechanically assembling brochures.