The phrase "area of mineralization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in geological or mining contexts to refer to a specific location where mineral deposits are found.
Example: "The geologists identified a promising area of mineralization that could lead to significant resource extraction."
Alternatives: "zone of mineralization" or "region of mineralization".
Core of publication is new geologic map at scale of 1 63,360 and aeromagnetic and electromagnetic survey data acquired by industry over area of mineralization.
A recent study in the same populations reported no increases in the frequency of chromosomal breaks or DNA fragility in individuals living in the area of mineralization [ 68].
The mean area of mineralization was 1.25% (± 0.14 SE, range 0.1-4.6 0.1-4.6he tangential cut cartilage and 3.69% (± 0.31 SE, range 0.3-112.1) for the slab specimens.
But there is a clear result with the slab specimen of a correlation between age and mean area of mineralization definitely being excluded.
The expression pattern of factor XIIIa has already been analyzed in mammalian and avian growth plates [33], [39], [40] and was shown to be increased in hypertrophic chondrocytes and areas of mineralization.
By E17.5 however, there was a clear difference in the extent of ossification of the vertebral bodies in Col2a1-Dlx5t19/+ hemizygotes and additional areas of mineralization were first apparent that bridged the mineralising region of the centrum with mineralised tissue in the neural arches (Fig. 4B F).
Few mononuclear inflammatory cells, areas of hard tissue corresponding with areas of mineralization, and branching cords or islands of epithelium with peripheral basal stratum were also observed (Fig. 6a, b, and c).
Histological analysis clearly showed adipocytes containing lipid droplets, matrix accumulation of sulfated glycosaminoglycans in cell pellets, and areas of mineralization in cultures maintained under adipogenic, chondrogenic, and osteogenic conditions, respectively.
Scatter plots show a significant inverse relationship between HHS score and mean area of cartilage mineralization.
A previous study reported that a relatively less extensive area of matrix mineralization is often seen in higher-grade chondrosarcomas on plain radiography and CT [ 18].
Interestingly, there was no correlation between patient age and mean area of cartilage mineralization observed in this population (p = 0.342, p = 0.070).
