Sentence examples for bone rendering from inspiring English sources

The beef arrived, a massive architectural feat of meat and bone, rendering them perplexed as to their next move.

These temporal differences of the protective effects of estradiol in the trabecular and cortical bone compartments is likely explained by the higher bone-remodeling rate in trabecular bone, rendering this compartment more responsive to factors affecting bone metabolism.

Another possibility is that, in the simulated environment, it may have been more difficult to maintain a bony layer over the facial nerve and chorda tympani due to the properties of the bone removal and bone rendering algorithms.

On microscopy, focal osteoporosis of the metaphyseal spongious bone was observed in the bone rendered Mg-deficient.

It was shortly after this that my New Zealand grandmother's cancer crept into her bones, rendering it terminal.

It was chosen to use the cortical bone of mandibles because the high mineralization of the cortical bone and its small surface area in comparison to spongy bone render it more resistant to the diagenetic processes [ 36] and also because the skull cortical bone remodeling rate is slower than that in spongy bones [ 37].

The mechanism was thought to be a combination of reduced intake of vitamin K, which is necessary for bone health, and inhibition by warfarin of vitamin K-mediated carboxylation of certain bone proteins, rendering them nonfunctional.

The most difficult cases involve a loose prosthesis coupled with deficient metaphyseal bone stock rendering a basic revision procedure impossible.

No, "The Passion" is medievalist junk, a literal, blood-and-bone rendering of agony and death, and, for the audience coming to it with the right emotional wiring, seeing is believing.

Specifically, ZOL may impede the development of bone metastases by rendering the bone microenvironment less conducive to cancer cell survival and proliferation [ 19, 22, 25].

An intriguing, albeit speculative, extrapolation from our findings is that females reach lower peak bone mass than males because, in the absence of androgens, higher rate of bone turnover renders the young female skeleton more vulnerable to sub-optimal activity of canonical Wnt signaling and possibly other pathways.