Sentence examples for because of the bone from inspiring English sources

Everybody is potentially at risk of osteoporosis because of the bone loss that occurs as people get older.

Jerry Manuel said Castillo needed to be watched carefully because of the bone bruise on his left foot.

(Just last December, Mr. Reineman had wanted to sell the horse for as little as $300,000, but he was unable to because of the bone chips found rattling around in a knee and both front ankles).

He has noticed that he is hitting far more ground balls this season than in past years, even on hard-hit balls, and he figured he might not be extending his arms because of the bone chips in his right elbow.

An 18-mm implant was chosen for good primary stability because of the bone defect.

Conventional miniplates used to treat trauma patients were initially employed, but screw loosening and plate detachment from the maxilla happened frequently because of the bone flexibility in young patients.

This should be expected not only because of the bones' close proximity, but also because they are connected via the tympanic ligament or tympanic conus (Reysenbach de Haan, [53]), a remnant of the ancient tympanic membrane (Figure 11).

It is likely that the sequential use of AI's following a period of tamoxifen will have a less pronounced effect on bone density because of the bone-preserving action of tamoxifen.

We and other investigators have found that serum TRACP 5b activity could become elevated in BC patients with bone metastasis because 80% of the bone metastasis lesions caused by BC are osteolytic in nature [ 12, 13].

Because of this, the bone block is about 2 cm long, and the concave undersurface enhances the glenoid, while the cut side with the exposed cancellous bone is fixed to the anterior glenoid vault.

A possible limitation of DXR may be that it allows measurement of BMD only in the cortical partition; this is because of the minor bone metabolism of cortical bone matrix compared with trabecular bone tissue.