Sentence examples for mainly bone from inspiring English sources
Many patients do not start on chemotherapy until their symptoms, mainly bone pain, have become obvious.
Once symptoms, mainly bone pain, have appeared, men are likely to receive docetaxel, a generic drug also sold by Sanofi as Taxotere.
It has been suggested that quantitative ultrasound measurements (QUS), which reflect mainly bone density, could be influenced by bone micro-architecture.
The first generation of cells used in phase I II trials (mainly bone marrow mononuclear cells) are now entering phase III clinical trials with the goal of producing a cell based therapeutics that can change the outcome of cardiac disease.
The first generation of cells used in phase I-II trials (mainly bone marrow mononuclear cells) are now entering phase III clinical trials with the goal of producing a cell based therapeutic that can change the outcome of cardiac disease.
At the same time, nearly 10 years later, 9,041 pieces of human remains — mainly bone fragments but also tissue that has been dehydrated for preservation — are still being sorted through by the city's medical examiner for DNA, though the last time a connection was made was in 2009.
They met in a 12th floor conference room known as Femur (all of Peachtree's meeting spaces were named for least-disagreeable body parts, mainly bones).
The production process waste included mainly bones and – in much smaller quantities – meat and bone meal, at 17 tonnes/day.
We will highlight one of them, OssoBook, an e-Science service that implements a data model for animal remains from archaeological sites (mainly bones) and has emerged as one of the European standards for archaeozoology.
Mainly bone-patellar tendon-bone (BPTB) and hamstring autografts are used but other options described include the use of allografts and synthetic implants.
The shift in strategies occurred, again, around 2 mya, and is consistent with a change from passive scavenging of mainly bones and discarded meat scraps to confrontational scavenging of entire carcasses, the location and timing of which were unpredictable.
