Sentence examples for bone which can lead from inspiring English sources

The relative slipping movements may change the dielectric constants and resistances of bone, which can lead to multiple relaxation time behaviors during the deformation process of bone.

If athletes go back too soon, they are at a much higher risk of re-breaking the bone, which can lead to more surgery and prolonged recovery times.

The furcation area of the tooth possesses a large surface area of lamina dura, the dense surrounding cortical bone, which can lead to unclear tooth furcation anatomy.

This triggers a series of changes to the subchondral bone which can lead to joint pain and dysfunction which, if left untreated, can lead to osteoarthritis [ 2].

Current research aims to develop better predictive tools based on the available clinical data and to better understand the failure mechanism of bone, which can lead to the identification of key determinants for improving fracture risk prediction.

Many Vodouists are also comfortable around human bones, which can lead to misconceptions about the bones' uses.

When a small animal climbs in its cage, it can easily fall, and get its foot stuck in one of the bars, which leads to broken bones, which can lead to death.

This might have a negative impact on a bone implant, which can lead to absorption of an adjoined bone tissue and release of the implant.

The constant pressure on teeth can cause inflammation and bone loss, which can lead to gum recession.

The best defense against low bone mass, which can lead to osteoporosis, is to do a few simple things, and get started doing them as early as possible.

Osteoporosis renders bone fragile, which can lead to treatment failure.