Sentence examples for bone yield from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Strength properties (average values) of the cortical bone from the literature Authors Specimen bone Yield strength (Re) [MPa] Ult.

For example, air and cortical bone yield no significantly measurable MR signal, whereas the difference in their photon attenuation properties is 2,500 HU on CT images (Fig. 3).

Finally, we subjected the third, parallelpiped specimen (nominal dimensions of 2 mm×5 mm×40 mm) from each donor sample to a three point bending test, and measured four mechanical properties relevant to fracture risk in bone: yield stress, peak stress, flexural modulus, and pre-yield or elastic toughness.

The two QTL detected here for bone yield suggest that the QTL landscape is rather featureless for this trait.

After implantation of matrix residues digested for eight hours, new bone yield was only 10% of that of the control.

Few reports are available for bone-related traits in sheep, and no QTL study on bone yield in the carcass has been reported.

A1 Humans Not the First to Walk A new analysis of a fossil thigh bone yielded strong evidence that as early as six million years ago, close to the beginning of the human lineage, an ancestral species had already developed the transforming ability for upright walking, scientists reported.

Anatomic variations that are present in the anterior region of the maxillary alveolar bone yielded morphometric data that might be useful for orthodontic treatment planning in patients requiring significant correction of maxillary incisal inclination or root position or in patients requiring implant placement in the anterior region.

Because of the lack of mobile protons, trabecular bone yields no detectable signal, but creates magnetic field heterogeneities.

However, the small volume of the finger bone yielded only enough DNA to sequence the Denisovan genome to 1.9× coverage.

The results in Figure 3C indicate the one-step method of isolating RNA from bone yields significantly higher levels of PPARγ in bone when compared to the currently used approach.