Sentence examples for be effective in bone from inspiring English sources
Although these commercial membranes have been shown to be effective in bone regeneration, their high cost inhibits their widespread clinical application.
Tissue engineering scaffolds with a micro- or nanoporous structure and able to deliver special drugs have already been confirmed to be effective in bone repair.
Micro- and nano-structured scaffolds able to sequester and deliver in a highly specific manner biomolecular moieties have already been proved to be effective in bone repairing, in guiding functional angiogenesis and in controlling stem cell differentiation.
Based on the direct binding of BMP-2 to heparin, which is known to extend the half-life and bioactivity of BMP-2 (Zhao et al. 2006), HCPNs suspended in fibrin gel have been reported to be effective in bone regeneration by facilitating the long-term delivery of growth factors in vivo, including BMP-2 (Jeon et al. 2006, 2008, La et al. 2010).
Boron and its derivatives are effective in bone recovery and osteointegration.
In conclusion, although X-ray methods are effective in bone mass assessment, osteoporosis remains one of the largest undiagnosed and under-diagnosed diseases in the world today.
Despite their different pharmacologic mechanisms of action, both denosumab and ZA are effective in bone metastasis but cause osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) as a side effect.
DDM with a space between particles of 200 μm was effective in bone formation, suggesting that materials with a small particle size could reasonably be used for bone grafting.
Flavonoid is effective in bone loss reduction by increase the numbers of osteoprogenitor cells and inhibit osteoclastic activity [ 41].
It is concluded that Pamidronate may be effective in palliating bone pain in some patients and has a stabilising influence on abnormally high bone turnover in metastatic prostate cancer.
Calcium supplements appear to be effective in reducing bone loss in late menopausal women (>5 years post-menopause), particularly in those with low habitual calcium intake (< 400mg/d).
