Sentence examples for dying bone from inspiring English sources

TB involves osteoporosis in the spine; there were no signs of dying bone tissue caused by infection.

As part of the infectious process dead or dying bone can detach from healthy bone forming an island surrounded by a ring of sclerosis, which in turn leads to the development of an independent focus of infection [7].

There was Mamie Marshall, who was dying of bone cancer in the back room of her house.

Here, Claudia Cox, a registered nurse in Jackson, Miss., visits with Mamie Marshall, who is dying of bone cancer, at her home in Jackson.

Sylvain Trudel's acid novel "Mercury Under My Tongue," tartly translated from the French by Sheila Fischman, is a tale told by a 16-year-old named Frédéric Langlois who is dying of bone cancer in a Montreal hospital.

So when a rich man (Tim Matheson) dying of bone cancer offers him $50,000 to kill him (suicide is out, because then his family wouldn't get the life insurance payoff), Fletch considers it.

I only had vague knowledge that a young man was dying of bone cancer inside and needed help.

According to Parks, she and her husband, Carl, were introduced to an American Tibetan healer named Norbu Chin in 1973, when their 12-year-old daughter, Diana, was dying of bone cancer.

People with dyskeratosis congenita cannot maintain the telomerase in their bone marrow and eventually die of bone marrow failure.

Surgeons around the country reported that several active young patients had suddenly developed chondrolysis, a relatively rare ailment in which joint cartilage dies, leaving bone to grind on bone.

(A close second: the ichthyology department's practice of bleaching fish specimens to make their skin transparent, and dying the bones and cartilage to give researchers a better view).