Sentence examples for bony adaptations from inspiring English sources
Such stress shielding manifests as bony adaptations and may affect long-term functional outcome and the ability to perform revision.
It was reported that the combination of risedronate and non-steroidal antiinflammatory drug therapy in the early OA stages preserve trabecular bone mass and reduce the impact of osteophytic bony adaptations and bone marrow lesions in a rat model [ 30].
It was reported that select combinations of risedronate and non-steroidal antiinflammatory drug therapy in the early stages of OA preserve trabecular bone mass and reduce the impact of osteophyte bony adaptations and bone marrow lesion-like stimulus in a rat model [ 16].
There was increased bony adaptation in the flexible tray.
Wolff's law relates to the response of bone to mechanical stimulation and states that bony adaptation will occur in response to a repeated load [ 2].
Furthermore, this review explores one potential mechanism hypothesizing how bony adaptation to increased mechanical load may inadvertently predate early knee OA.
Pelvic asymmetry has been thought to alter body mechanics and result in increased strain on bony and soft tissues possibly producing asymmetrical skeletal adaptations.
Bony armor is one adaptation against predators that has diverged between coexisting species.
In particular, such studies will determine whether their function is analogous to mammalian processes (NK recognition) or represents a unique adaptation within bony fish.
He went on to delineate some of the bird's adaptations, such as the bony ridges above each eye that make hawks look as if they have permanent frowns but are actually built-in sunshades.
Vertebrate species with adaptive radiations of bony and cartilaginous features, such as the beaks of finches and jaws of fish, exhibit gene expression patterns and rates of genetic evolution implicating similar genetic pathways (Wnt, BMP, calmodulin) in the development of divergent morphologies that allow adaptation to varied habitats and food sources [ 82, 99, 100, 167, 168].
