Sentence examples for decline of bone from inspiring English sources

Both, a continuous decline of bone parameters throughout the chronic phase of immobilisation as well as stabilisation of bone status on a low level have been documented.

With the use of 2D slices, 3D images are reconstructed, in order to know the evolution and a state of decline of bone microstructure with aging.

SPARC-null mice exhibit early-onset cataracts [ 19], osteopenia-like decline of bone formation [ 20], increased obesity, and decreased skeletal muscle mass [ 21].

31 In this study, we investigated Cel treatment in female rats without RA and estrogen deficiency background, and found significantly elevated osteoclast surface and a decline of bone mass as well as BMD.

In summary, we showed that supplementation with high dose pulse therapy with cholecalciferol in HIV-patients with low 25OH vitamin D level resulted in a decline of bone resorption as well as in bone formation markers.

In the present study, the significantly altered functions of bone marrow MSCs from the mutant mice in the in vitro culture experiments strongly suggest that the functional decline of bone marrow MSCs after LRP6 deletion contributes directly to the skeletal defects in the mutant mice.

With increasing age, a conversion from this highly cellular marrow in children to fatty marrow in adults occurs with a gradual increase of the bone marrow signal on T1-weighted MR images and a gradual decline of the bone marrow signal on STIR- or fat saturated T2-weighted MR images over time.

Haematological grade 3/4 toxicities were increased when gemcitabine was administered as the second line compared with LV5FU2-CDDP: 58% in Arm A versus 33% in Arm B (p = 0.004) probably because of a decline of the bone marrow due an intensified first line.

Elderly diabetic patients frequently have functional disabilities, cognitive decline, increased rates of bone fracture, polypharmacy, and hypoglycemic events due to comorbid illnesses.

The sex of this skeleton was assessed as male on the basis of cranial morphologies, such as anterior decline of the frontal bone, projection of the superciliary ridge, inferior prominence of the mastoids, and developments of the superior nuchal line and the external occipital protuberance.

This decline of DKK-1 in bone metastases coincides with a surge in Wnts and increased prostate-cancer-induced osteoblastic activity (Hall et al, 2005).