Sentence examples for characteristic bone from inspiring English sources

When the characteristic bone resorptive fields of the H. sapiens face first appeared is difficult to ascertain given the present dearth of juvenile faces in the Lower-Middle Pleistocene record outside Sima de los Huesos.

Some of the earliest evidence for a disorder suggesting scurvy dates to 3800 3600 bce, captured in characteristic bone changes in the skeleton of a roughly one-year-old child in Egypt.

In diabetic patients, abscess formation is frequently associated with osteomyelitis and its characteristic bone marrow signal alterations [42].

Boldsen [66] describes the destructive lesions on the facial and phalangeal bones as well as hyperostosis with or without exostoses on the tibia and fibula as characteristic bone changes for leprosy.

The characteristic bone outgrowth in the skull causes many of the symptoms and signs, seen in patients suffering from craniometaphyseal dysplasia.

Recent study showed that inactivation of EXT1 in mouse chondrocytes leads to the development of osteochondroma with characteristic bone deformities that is almost identical to human MHE [ 57].

"Since I am an artist," Kelley once wrote, with a characteristic bone-dry wit, "it seemed natural to look to my own aesthetic training as the root of my secret indoctrination in perversity and possibly as the site of my own abuse.

Although some adult zebrafish models with late-onset photoreceptor cell degeneration exist [26], [27], the characteristic bone-spicule like degeneration has not previously been described.

The decision as to when a fracture is considered non-reconstructable depends on fracture characteristics, bone quality and surgeon experience.

Table  1 shows the age-related basic characteristics, bone turnover markers and BMD T-scores of the study subjects.

We assessed their association with disease characteristics, bone mineral density, the modified Stoke Ankylosing Spondylitis Spinal Score, and history of trauma.