Sentence examples for fibrous bone from inspiring English sources
Martin Sander and Nicole Klein, palaeontologists of the University of Bonn, analysed the bone microstructure and concluded that the rock preserved fibrous bone tissue from a fragment of a limb bone belonging to Plateosaurus, making it the first dinosaur found in Norway.
However, direct spectroscopic characterization of isolated fibrous bone tissues, a crucial test of hypotheses of biomolecular preservation over deep time, has not been performed.
Here, we present the results from a broad array of biochemical and molecular analyses of fibrous bone tissues isolated from an exceptionally preserved 70 Ma mosasaur (a Cretaceous marine lizard [7]) humerus (IRSNB 1624; Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique) referred to the genus Prognathodon from the early Maastrichtian Ciply Phosphatic Chalk of Belgium.
The few reported cases of pseudo-arthrosis of the spine of the scapula were treated by resection of the fibrous tissue, bone grafting of the fracture site and rigid fixation [1, 11].
In Group II, the defect was filled with thick inhomogeneous tissues, including cartilage, fibrous, and bone tissues at 12 weeks.
In Group II, the defect was filled with thin heterogeneous tissues, including cartilage, fibrous, and bone tissues at 12 weeks.
On the other hand, the defect in Group IV was filled with the fibrous and bone tissues, independent of the depth.
In Group III, the defect was filled with the fibrous and bone tissues, while the type 2 collagen expression was not found in this tissue.
In histological observations, the vacant space remained after DN gel implantation was completely filled with cartilaginous, fibrous, and/or bone tissues at 4 weeks.
Low magnification histology showed that the untreated (control) defect was filled with the fibrous and bone tissues, while a small amount of the proteoglycan-rich tissue was occasionally and irregularly seen in these tissues.
A frequent anomaly associated with Sprengel's deformity is the omovertebral connection, which could be fibrous band, cartilage, bone connection, or a combination of these.
