Sentence examples for indicators of bone from inspiring English sources
Several indicators of bone deterioration are known to be associated with fracture, but only women over age 65 and older men are routinely tested for them.
The two indicators of bone material properties, the elastic modulus and stress at the yielding point, were significantly reduced.
Previous cadaver tests indicated a close correlation between DensiProbe™ Hip measurements, 3D micro-CT analysis and biomechanical indicators of bone strength.
Increasing attention in skeletal genetic studies is being paid to indicators of bone quality that complement studies of BMD, including studies of the genetic control of bone geometry.
A human high-resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography scanner (HR-pQCT) (XtremeCT, Scanco Medical, Switzerland) capable of measuring three important indicators of bone quality (micro-architectural morphology, mineralization and mechanical stiffness) has been developed.
This study investigates the effect of chronic hypobaric hypoxia (simulated high altitude, SHA) on the biomechanics of rat femurs by mechanical tests of diaphyseal stiffness and strength and calculation of some indicators of bone material properties.
These indicators of bone-formation appear to have little correlation with stimulation of cellular proliferation as the growth rate of ST2 cells slowed only slightly with exposure to increasing CG concentrations (Fig. 2).
Despite the medical community's heavy reliance on bone density scans, there is growing evidence that bone density is not the most reliable indicator of bone health.
The work hypothesis adopted was that these virtual measurements would be a useful indicator of bone adaptation (resorption, homeostasis, formation).
Bone nodule formation, a typical early indicator of bone formation was observed on chitosan polygalacturonic acid–hydroxyapatite (Chi PgA HAP) nanocomposite films without the use of differentiating media.
Bone mineral content and weights provide a global indicator of bone health.
