Sentence examples for bone as a function from inspiring English sources

The objective of this research was to quantify sawing forces in cortical bone as a function of blade speed and depth of cut.

The aim of this study was to use histomorphometry to map changes in the architecture and the static remodeling indices of cancellous bone, as a function of age and sex, in bone samples taken from the intertrochanteric (IT) region of the proximal femur at routine autopsy (18 88 years of age).

We use the Kelvin model as a conceptual representation for describing the individual behavior of both the ligament and the bone as a function of loading rate.

The O'Flaherty kinetic model can be used to indicate the quantity of Pb delivered from bone as a function of bone turnover and Pb exchange (O'Flaherty 1995).

In the literature, Asnis et al. [ 3] expressed the ultimate shear strength, S shear, of synthetic bone as a function of its density, ρ, as follows: The symbols, a and b, are the material constants of the synthetic bone.

Axial compressive relationships describing the mentioned mechanical properties of rat bone as a function of µCT-generated density were used to convert the densities to their respective axial modulus value.

This limitation may also explain the lack of significant difference in ISQ values between the bone types as a function of morphologic or histomorphometric results, given that bone density is known to be much lower in patients with osteoporosis [ 41].

Following a definition of biophysical design criteria, in vitro and in vivo approaches from the fields of bone biomechanics and tissue engineering that may be suitable to investigate breast cancer bone metastasis as a function of varied mechano-signaling will be reviewed.

Fig. 13 The Hg concentration in femoral bone tissue as a function of the anthropological λ-score.

In fact, there is no unifying relationship to quantify the amount of new bone formation as a function of loading parameters.

This model is a dynamical system with zero explicit space dimensions, but with a dependent variable that records bone mass as a function of time.