Sentence examples for bone analysis from inspiring English sources
"What we are beginning to realise is that our recent evolutionary history is much more diverse than we realised," said Matthew Tocheri of the Smithsonian Institution, lead author on the paper in Science that describes the wrist bone analysis.
Some were African or had African ancestors, including the woman dubbed "the ivory bangle lady", whose bone analysis shows she was brought up in a warmer climate, and whose skull shape suggests mixed ancestry including black features.
The right tibiae were harvested, fixed and embedded in methylmethacrylate for structural histomorphometric bone analysis at the proximal tibial metaphysis.
After using the latest techniques in forensic pathology, bone analysis, radiocarbon dating, genealogy and DNA research, academics at the University of Leicester claimed they were 99.999% certain that the bones in the car park were indeed those of the last Plantagenet king.
Scientists, archaeologists and historians involved in the project have been sworn to secrecy until the final results of radiocarbon dating, DNA tests and bone analysis are officially released, along with a three-dimensional reconstruction of his head and face.
The bone analysis was based on excavations of the graves of 22 gladiators from about 1,800 years ago in the Roman town of Ephesus, now in Turkey.
The cause and effect diagram, also known as Ishikawa diagram or fish-bone analysis, is a directional approach where the common as well as special causes are classified under the heading of 4 M's, i.e., man, material, method and machine.
Bone microarchitecture analysis (BMA) is a new high-resolution digital X-ray method in which bone texture analysis is performed by means of a fractal algorithm.
She plans to study the evolution of crocodylian growth, histology, and physiology using bone tissue analysis.
All patients provided written informed consent to allow the collection of blood and bone marrow analysis of clinical and genetic data for research purposes (IRB 07 150 and 14 174).
We thank J. Xu (F.M. Kirby Research Center at Johns Hopkins University) for in vivo luminescence imaging, A. Bendele (Bolder Biopath, Inc). for the subchondral bone damage analysis and Y. Oh (Johns Hopkins University) for immunoblotting.
