At this small size, the overall morphology of the humerus plays a predominant role in absorbing the load, and microanatomical features such as an increase in bone compactness are less important, perhaps due to insufficient gravitational effects.
After 6 months, mature bone was found.
More new bone was found using DBBM than β-TCP.
In 2012 another unusual skull bone was found in Alberta.
The floc's mass fractal dimension indicates the floc's compactness and it was found that the compactness increases as the flocculation proceeds.
At identical compactness, the meandering channel was found to be the most competitive.
The staining was found in contact with bone marrow, and no fluorescent signs were found facing the cortical bone.
The wavy channel PCHE with a 15° pitch angle was found to offer optimum combination of heat transfer coefficient, compactness and pressure drop as compared to other alternatives.
The presence of daunorubicin in the polymerization medium was found to affect both the degree of polymerization and the compactness of the resulting nanoparticles.
Two years later, a knee and a forearm bone were found.
