If it goes ahead, it will be a constant bone of contention.
In the judgment of later generations, "Nero had lost Armenia", and although the Peace of Rhandeia ushered in a period of relatively peaceful relations that would last for 50 years, Armenia would continue to be a constant bone of contention between the Romans, the Parthians, and their Sassanid successors.
And forced bussing to achieve racial parity in schools was a constant bone of contention in southern politics throughout my own elementary school career.
Also Google Street View is a constant bone of contention.
We already know that there is a constant interplay between the bone microenvironment, the endocrine system, and menopausal status.
Islands of cartilage, woven bone, and mature lamellar bone were a constant finding in most of specimens, whatever the estimated age of the studied lesion.
The surgical management of patients with Paget's disease of bone is a constant challenge for the orthopedic surgeon, not only because it is difficult to operate on a bone with an abnormal architecture, but also due to the specific complications that this condition may entail.
However, the distance between the third cervical vertebra and the hyoid bone was a constant value among girls and boys with SBD.
Similarly, it is not recommended that the thread goes through the skin, since it can be a too direct line of communication between the outside and the bone, being a constant risk.
Long acquisition times in routine imaging procedures, such as whole body bone scintigraphy, are a constant issue in the field of nuclear medicine.
Algebraically these are as follows: in which y is the indicator of bone metabolism, α is a constant, b is the regression coefficient, x is continuous uranium exposure, agecat is age category (45 55, 55 65, and ≥65 years), smo is current smoking status, and estro is use of estrogens, the last two being binary indicator (dummy) variables.
