Sentence examples for bones from the young from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the unfractured bones from the young rats had clearly detectable amplimers for osteocalcin, type I collagen, and the type IA BMP receptor.

On Tuesday, the FDA issued a warning to anyone who might be inclined to give their old bones a jolt with fresh blood harvested from the young.

It's a song Beck refers to as "a ray of hope" to counter much of the anger and frustration he and his collaborators from the young British band Bones — singer Rosie Bones and rhythm guitarist Carmen Vandenberg, supplemented by the rhythm section of drummer Davide Sollazi and bassist Giovanni Pallotti drafted by album co-producer Filippo Cimatti— are expressing in other songs.

They traced this change to signals from certain bone-forming cells affecting blood stem cells from the young animals.

The relation to bone aging was investigated by considering the material parameters of cortical bones from young and old subjects.

The E.A.A.F. said that it had identified as many as nineteen human-bone remains; some of these, such as teeth and bone fragments attached to a prosthetic denture, obviously did not come from the young students from Ayotzinapa.

But there was "overwhelming evidence" that bones from foetuses as young as 17 weeks do survive cremation, Dame Elish's investigation found.

To further investigate TRAP in osteoblasts and osteocytes, long bones from young, growing rats were examined.

We receive bones from the pathologist.

Remove the bones from the fish.

This initial growth phase is well separated from the younger bone tissue by changes in vascular canal and bone tissue organization, as well as by one or two closely spaced LAGs (Figs. 6J, 15).