Sentence examples for evolution of the bone from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the first days guide us towards an evolution of the bone response that is confirmed at 15 days.

Consistently with the evolution of the bone response observed in the first experiment, tibiae xenografted with Nog-KD clones showed enhanced radiodensity of the residual bone and pronounced bone spiculae projecting outside the cortex (Figure S3A and B).

The comparison between the two animals euthanized after 18 weeks showed significant differences in the pattern and temporal evolution of the bone healing process at the graft site.

Our predictive hypothesis was that there would be many similarities between the evolution of the bone shape of the fore- and hind limbs.

This earbone criterion may seem esoteric — until we learn that the evolution of that bone structure is related to the development of a single lower jaw, which in turn, is associated with the fact that mammals, unlike, say, lizards, have differentiated teeth that allow for different kinds of chewing.

Internal remodeling is essentially accounted for by an evolution of the internal bone density versus the trace of the Eshelby stress.

So, it may be unwarranted to associate the evolution of these bone-eating worms with the origin and spread of oceanic whales, as previously suggested by Rouse et al. [ 1].

The evolution of bone structure and bone-implant contact was assessed using in vivo microCT (VivaCT40, Scanco Medical AG, Brüttisellen, Switzerland).

In addition, we studied the impact of different factors on the evolution of mineral bone content in these patients, including GC use.

The Middle Pleistocene hominins studied here provide important information regarding the evolution of facial bone growth.

While one cannot extrapolate from a cross-sectional study on the longitudinal evolution of mineral bone disease laboratory markers, it appears that the drop in the 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D concentrations is more prevalent in patients with CKD stage III when compared to all other biochemical bone markers.