Sentence examples for bone initiation from inspiring English sources
However, data from chick immobilization studies suggest that mechanical forces due to muscle contractions may play an important role in bone initiation and maintenance.
"This is no different than what happens at the Skull and Bones initiation," he intoned.
Ofahengaue's bare-bones initiation into the N.F.L. provides a glimpse of the gritty side of professional football.
Rush Limbaugh compared the prison torture to "a college fraternity prank," like a Skull and Bones initiation.
Well, aside from an opportunity to revisit all the weird, unsubstantiated but widely told stories about Skull and Bones initiation rites -- like nude wrestling or having to recite one's sexual history while lying in a coffin -- it suggests that the old East Coast blue-blood establishment may not be as washed up as people imagine.
We found a rapid and strong reduction of serum MMP-3, a matrix metalloproteinase that is involved in inflammation as well as degradation of cartilage and bone, after initiation of adalimumab therapy.
ALN has shown the ability to retain subchondral and periarticular bone following initiation of OA in multiple animal models [ 10- 16].
Patient no. 14 displayed diminished Ga-DOTATOC uptakes in the lymph node and bone after initiation of treatment, which is indicative of regression of the disease.
As a secondary endpoint in this study, we investigated early changes in serum levels of several candidate soluble biomarkers involved in formation and degradation of cartilage and bone, following the initiation of adalimumab treatment compared to placebo in the same cohort of patients.
Therefore, chronic inflammation exacerbated by vitamin D inadequacy may potentiate the recruitment of disseminated breast cancer cells to the bone and the initiation of osteolytic metastatic bone lesions.
In addition to their potential role in fracture risk evaluation, BTMs indicate rapid changes in bone metabolism after initiation of antiresorptive or anabolic osteoporosis therapy [ 2, 4, 5].
