Sentence examples for enveloping bone from inspiring English sources

It appears that muscle tissues directly enveloping bone surfaces are more vulnerable to pressure and resulting in pathologic change probably because of the high concentrated load and mechanical stress that the muscle needs to bear with compression.

In addition to being enveloped by bone chips, the I-VEP is made of titanium alloy, which is known for its excellent biocompatibility.

The nano-patterns, engraved on the CFRC surface, reportedly assimilated the extracellular environment that envelops the natural bone tissue, and consequently improved the adhesion and differentiation of bone-derived cells.

The osteocytes of new bone were enclosed in a thin layer of uncalcified new collagen, but otherwise were completely enveloped in calcified bone matrix.

These remarkable structures, which normally grow on the heads of male deer, consist of an inner core of bone enveloped by a layer of skin and nourished by a copious blood supply.

Most mornings a low-hanging fog would rise from nearby bogs, enveloping us and chilling to the bone.

Most (85%) clavicle fractures occur in the mid-shaft as the bone is narrowest and enveloping soft tissue structures (which may help dissipate injury force) are most scarce [17].

Widened Haversian canals were observed in the cortex of all dogs, but they were more expressed in groups 3 and 4. Trabecular bone in the bone marrow canal enveloped the wires like a muff and was seen in all the cases.

It is defined as the ratio of the volume occupied by the binarized thermal wave field (u) to the total volume of the quadrangular envelope (V) surrounding the photothermally activated region of the bone: T W O I = u / V (4)In the illustration, the bluish box is the volume enveloping the binarized thermal wave distribution (yellow).

But it's beautiful and enveloping.

"Contagion" is serious, precise, frightening, emotionally enveloping.