Sentence examples for bone organization from inspiring English sources
While many treatments focus on restoring bone volume, few try to recapitulate bone organization.
While no histomorphometric differences were observed, ground sections showed different healing patterns between the implants, with better peri-implant bone organization around those with the specific cutting flute design (Blossom group).
This signal trend was matched with an up-regulation in AKT, suggesting the ability of cells to manage high stress signals in response to 3-D CP architecture and that 3-D CP scaffolds are necessary for studies simulating a natural trabecular bone organization.
Sagittal and frontal sections in the molar region of the jaw did not reveal any striking difference in the alveolar bone organization in Casp7−/− mice compared with wild type.
These data are in accordance with findings from other studies showing that overhydroxylation of Lys leads to impairment of collagen fibril formation and bone matrix organization [ 27, 50].
The bone repair is evident in advanced bone lesions, suggesting that a time interval is necessary to restore bone formation, consistently with the temporal organization of the physiological bone remodeling (bone coupling).
Our findings revealed a wide range of differences between the fracture group and the controls, suggesting a number of detrimental changes at various levels of cortical bone hierarchical organization that may render bone fragile.
Whereas morphotype II shows alternating phases of fast and slow growth, bone tissue organization increases continuously in morphotype IV.
During ontogeny, when growth rate decreases, bone tissue organization increases, whereas vascularization also decreases, and finally disappears when asymptotic growth is reached.
However, the continuous increase in bone tissue organization from the inner to the outer cortex resembles a growth pattern similar to morphotype IV.
This phase of faster growth is also regularly stratified by diffuse annuli as well as by changes in vascular canal and bone tissue organization (blue arrow in Fig. 15).
