Sentence examples for been attributed to bone from inspiring English sources
The action of these substances has been attributed to bone resorption, which was thought to protect the adjacent radiosensitive bone marrow by exposing it to an increased concentration of newly-released calcium.
Given the reported metabolic changes induced by teriparatide treatment [ 12, 13] and the findings described here, it is not surprising that similar visual changes described previously have been attributed to bone disease in individual cases.
Our results imply that symptoms that can be attributed to bone erosion and pseudoradicular radiation are more likely to benefit from surgery than radicular symptoms (Fig. 4).
The chemical maps of the absorption at 1042 cm 1 is attributed to bone minerals (Fig. 4(C)), indicating an inhomogeneous distribution.
Men are taller, heavier and have higher BMI than women (as expected) with a gradual age-related decline in height in both sexes that can be attributed to bone degenerative diseases.
Treatment duration had a positive association with the amount of EARR and has been attributed to persistent bone turnover associated with extended tooth movement.
Though distal radius fractures are found throughout the life span, women demonstrate an increase in incidence rate from age 50 70 (while men do not) which has been attributed to decreased bone mineral density [ 16- 18].
According to prevailing understanding, skeletal mechano-responsiveness declines with age and this apparent failure of the mechano-sensory feedback system has been attributed to the gradual bone loss with aging (age-related osteoporosis).
Shoulder arthroplasty success has been attributed to many factors including, bone quality, soft tissue balancing, surgeon experience, and implant design.
The cause of these lesions in the Tyrannosaurus rex specimen FMNH PR2081 (known informally by the name 'Sue') has previously been attributed to actinomycosis, a bacterial bone infection, or bite wounds from other tyrannosaurids.
Bone loss in amenorrheic athletes has been attributed to energy deficiency-related suppression of bone formation, but not increased resorption despite hypoestrogenism.
