Sentence examples for linked to bone from inspiring English sources
The authors acknowledge that depression itself may be linked to bone density loss, and they emphasize that their findings cannot be generalized to other populations.
Fracking "threatens to destroy the environment and wreck lives", the voiceover said, adding frightening claims that the chemicals used in the US had been linked to bone, liver and breast cancers and disorders of the nervous system.
The research followed nearly 3,000 women during their pregnancies and then looked at whether their diets were linked to bone mass in their children later on.
Local production of PTHrP by metastatic tumor cells in bone has been linked to bone destruction and tumor growth.
Scaffolds with both growth factors supported cellular activity and proliferation better (p < 0.01), generated greater calcium deposits (p < 0.01), facilitated early cell differentiation and yielded significantly better expression of genes linked to bone growth (p < 0.05).
These results suggest that supplemental Ca may be beneficial for the attainment of peak bone strength and that multiple factors linked to bone mass and strength should be taken into account when setting dietary levels of adequate mineral intake to support optimal peak bone mass acquisition.
ApaI gene variant has been linked to higher bone metabolism and bone mineral density [ 10].
This localized loss of bone mass is possibly linked to abnormal bone cell behavior in OA joints, reported as imbalances in bone resorption, formation, or both [ 16].
The psychological correlates of CLBP including depression, anxiety and stress have been linked to reduced bone density and reduced bone turnover among pre-, peri-and postmenopausal women [ 18].
This reduced mineralization is possibly linked to abnormal bone cell behavior in OA joints, reported as imbalances in bone resorption, bone formation or both [ 17].
An imbalance in this homeostasis is linked to metabolic bone diseases, such as osteoporosis and inflammatory bone diseases.
