The phrase "average bone marrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or scientific contexts when discussing typical characteristics or measurements of bone marrow.
Example: "The study aimed to compare the cellular composition of average bone marrow with that of patients diagnosed with leukemia."
Alternatives: "typical bone marrow" or "normal bone marrow".
The table shows the average bone marrow values for each group +/- standard deviations.
In a cohort study of second cancers after radiotherapy for invasive cancer of the uterine cervix among 182,040 women (average bone marrow dose was estimated as 7,100 mSv), Boice et al. (1985) examined the observed and expected (O/E) numbers of second cancers.
Of particular importance, given the size of the study cohort, duration of follow-up, and average magnitude of radiation dose, are the results of a study of cancer mortality among approximately 14,000 British ankylosing spondylitis patients who were treated by X irradiation between 1935 and 1954 (average bone marrow dose estimated as 4,400 mSv).
The preoperatively determined femur and tibial average Cortical bone Marrow Index (CMI), the varus angle and the BMI showed no significant correlation with the absolute or relative changes of periprosthetic bone density.
The average [18F]FLT PET bone marrow TAC demonstrates irreversible tissue kinetics.
As soon as Howard got word from Fryberger that she had to raise $100,000--about average for a bone marrow transplant--she called her mother, sister and brother, and they in turn asked their churches to take up donations.
Overexpression of EVI1 transcript was defined as levels higher than the average of seven bone marrow samples from healthy volunteers and three times the standard deviation.
A comparison of average vector copy number with average EFGP expression in bone marrow (Table 1) reveals a 1 1 correlation for the EGFP transgene regulated by the A2UCOE.
The range of average T2 values of bone marrow across sections was greater than a muscle (FDP) that was not the target of the exercise protocol.
CMS currently pays US$170.19 (national average) for CPT 38221 (bone marrow biopsy) when this procedure is performed in the POS.
A limitation of this work certainly could be the average age of the bone marrow donors (62 years).
