Sentence examples for bone tissue compared to from inspiring English sources

In recent years, a new generation of biodegradable metallic materials, magnesium alloys, has been called a revolutionary material for biomedical applications (i.e. in orthopedics applications as a bone-implant material), thanks to the reasonable strength (similar to bone tissue, compared to available metallic alloys) and high biocompatibility of magnesium and its alloys.

Because of the dramatically (∼106) higher rigidity of mineralized bone tissue compared to breast tissue, tumor cells are likely to generate higher cytoskeleton-dependent forces in the bone microenvironment.

It indicates that males can accommodate fewer large secondary osteons than small osteons per square millimeter of compact bone tissue compared to females.

The patients with dental amalgam fillings (DA) who had been exposed mainly to THg, Cd, and Zn contained in amalgams showed no statistically significant differences in element levels in bone tissue compared to the patients without amalgam fillings (NDA), despite higher THg concentrations in the patients with DA (over 1.5 times higher) than the NDA patients (0.0061 versus 0.0039 mg/kg dm).

In the central portion at 4 weeks (Fig. 3), group 1 (control, Fig. 3a) seemed to have less newly formed bone and connective tissue compared to group 2 (Fig. 3b) and group 3 (Fig. 3c).

Potential downsides include increased exposure time and resulting blurring artifacts at the heart borders and increased contrast not only of pathology, but also of soft tissue compared to bones resulting in an increased visualization of anatomical background structures (such as ribs) [ 33].

Very recently, Seeliger et al. [ 7] and Garmilla-Ezquerra et al. [ 8] performed a microRNA analyses from total bone tissue comparing osteoporotic vs non-osteoporotic bone, resulting in different miRNA expression pattern compared to our findings.

Very recently, Seeliger et al. [ 7] and Garmilla-Ezquerra et al. [ 8] performed a microRNA analysis from total bone tissue comparing osteoporotic vs non-osteoporotic bone.

It was also determined that biofilm-producing isolates were more commonly collected from wound sites (e.g., bone and soft-tissue) compared to urine and blood [ 25].

We demonstrated that the BST2 expression was significantly increased in human bone metastatic breast cancer tissues compared to human non-bone metastatic breast cancer and normal breast tissues by TMA.

They found overexpression of BST2 in the bone metastatic breast cancer tissues (compared to nonbone metastatic breast cancer tissues), as well as elevated BST2 levels in breast cancer patients with bone metastasis (compared to breast cancer patients without bone metastasis) [ 27].