Sentence examples for bone store from inspiring English sources
The 13th-century charnel house – or bone store – at Rothwell, described as being of international importance, has been scanned and recreated digitally by scientists and archaeologists at the University of Sheffield, and their 3D model has now gone online.
You ask yourself gripping questions: "Will people wear tux shirts as casual wear after all the banks fail?" "What if these were the last skinny-legged cords I buy?" "If we turn into a bankrupt Soviet-like regime, will these $115 cashmere mittens last me through the winter without heat in my apartment?" These kinds of thoughts fluttered around my head while shopping at the new Rag & Bone store.
Because approximately 95% of the lead in adults is stored in the bone, even with the significant decline in environmental lead exposure, the release from this bone store to blood and soft tissue can be an ongoing important source of exposure and toxicity, especially in older populations (Rabinowitz 1991; Silbergeld 1991; Silbergeld et al. 1993; Tsaih et al. 2001).
Rag & Bone stores, including 119 Mercer Street (Prince Street); (212) 219-2204, rag-bone.com.com
When male rats were fed one gram of dry onion per day, bone resorption -- the process in which calcium is released from bone stores, thereby weakening the bones -- was inhibited by 20percentt.
Rag & Bone stores are at 119 Mercer Street (at Prince Street), (212) 219-2204; and 104 Christopher Street (near Bleecker Street), (212) 727-2990; a new location is scheduled to open in the beginning of July at the corner of Elizabeth and Houston Streets.
The limited edition line will be available at select Bloomingdales and Rag & Bone stores, with seven percent sales profits benefiting the Basser Center.. Dressed in a sequin top, fur chubby and, of course, Rag & Bone jeans, Mindy Gray recounted how devastating the loss of her sister was on her family, and how she aims to provide care for others affected with this mutation.
The endogenous contribution of Pb from bone stores is an important health consideration.
There is evidence that lead is released from bone stores, especially during increased bone turnover (Rabinowitz 1991; Silbergeld 1991).
However, the aluminium has a very long biological half-life and DFO can mobilise the bone stores.
