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The T6 heat-treated and hot-isostatic-pressed specimens were better with respect to both strength and ductility, as compared to the as-cast specimens.

Both attachment and proliferation of osteoblast-like MC3T3-E1 cells on the HS specimens were better than that on the AC ones.

In the performance of corrosion resistance, all coated specimens were better than that of the uncoated one in 3.5 wt.% NaCl aqueous solution, and the sequence was DLC/EN-ADI > EN-ADI > DLC-ADI > ADI.

The specimens were better preserved and were of sufficient size (31.2 mm versus 3.5 mm) especially for sessile and flat lesions.

Also, the variable shear angle observed on failed specimens is better captured numerically in presence of inhomogeneities.

Neandertals and modern humans groups slightly overlap at the centre of the chart while Early Pleistocene specimens are better segregated.

The electrochemical performance of the Al3+ F−-co-substituted specimen wAl3+ F−-co-substitutedsubstituted one but worse thAl3+ F−-co-substitutedd one.

Moreover, the macroscopic completeness of the resected specimen was better for the robotic group, and robotic surgery was associated with quicker return of oral intake, shorter length of stay, and a lower serious complication rate (5.4% vs. 19.3%).

The wear and corrosion resistance of S-6 and T-900 specimens were considerably better compared to those of laser-clad 410 SS specimens.

Tomography emerges as a powerful methodology for determining the complex architectures of biological specimens that are better regarded from the structural point of view as singular entities.

It is shown that from a staircase test with measured inclusion size on the broken specimens it is better to use both load levels and inclusion sizes to estimate the inclusion size distribution instead of using just the different load levels.