Sentence examples for bone display from inspiring English sources

He ambled into the place where most beginners, those he calls "new gents," would look for a première suit (Barneys), glanced around the Rag & Bone display — all very mod — then spun on his heel.

Both demineralized trabecular and compact lamellar bone display the same overall structural organization, namely the presence of ordered and disordered materials and the confinement of the canalicular network to the disordered material.

Bix, named for the jazz musician Bix Beiderbecke, and a mishmash of Akita, Saint Bernard and German shepherd, was the opposite: oblivious to bad weather, crazy about swimming, and delighted to peruse the nose-level bone display at the neighborhood Pet Stop, until the day he died.

Our recent study demonstrated that frontal bones of both juvenile and adult mice are endowed with superior regenerative potential compared to parietal bones, and furthermore, osteoblasts derived from either juvenile or adult frontal bone display increased potential for proliferation and osteogenic differentiation when compared to osteoblasts obtained from the parietal bone [27].

These results suggest that cancellous and cortical bone display a different sensitivity to low doses of iPTH.

In Fig. 3 examples of spatial distribution/maps of the elements Ca, Zn, Pb and Sr in bone tissue are demonstrated: i) the corresponding qBEI images, a) osteonal and b) trabecular bone display regions with different mineral content (dark gray, low and bright gray, high mineral content).

Remarks: The Ishango bone displayed in the slide is now believed to be about 20'000 years old.

And Ms. Bourgeois's earliest work, an index-card-size plaster relief carving of a woman from 1939, relates perfectly to the two small medieval relief carvings in bone displayed on either side.

As is characteristic of Sigmodontinae, the marsh rice rat and O. couesi have a complex penis, with the baculum (penis bone) displaying large protuberances at the sides.

Parallel-fibered bone displays an intermediate degree of organization and rate of deposition.

Osteoblasts from mouse neural crest derived frontal bone displayed a greater proliferative and osteogenic potential and endogenous enhanced activation of FGF signaling compared to osteoblasts from mesoderm derived parietal bone.