Sentence examples for marrow rather than from inspiring English sources
The spaces are filled with blood cells, marrow, rather than air, but they do not contribute to mechanical strength.
"If one had to guess the source of these cells, one would have thought it likely that they were mobilized from the bone marrow rather than from the spleen," he said.
"Is the youngest human a person or a piece of property?" Mr. Brownback and other opponents argue that adult stem cell research, in which cells are drawn from blood and bone marrow rather than from embryos, is more ethical and has yielded encouraging results.
We show evidence that the anti-inflammatory effects of HO-1 are largely mediated by inhibiting the release of segmented PMNs from the bone marrow rather than direct effects within the lung.
Nevertheless, MR imaging results may again capture secondary changes in bone and bone marrow, rather than directly visualize the cancer foci itself.
The Kuperwasser group provides another example of indirect tumor-promoting effects of hormones acting on stroma or marrow rather than on cancer cells themselves.
Contributing surgeons were contacted for each identified case of intraosseous salivary tissue to assure that all submitted tissue was removed from within the marrow spaces rather than from overlying soft tissue.
Therefore, decreases in platelet count in our study may reflect normalized bone marrow activity rather than reduced inflammation.
Besides, it has been demonstrated that MSCs derived from bone marrow (BMSCs) rather than those derived from adipose showed more potential for osteogenic differentiation [ 6], which is currently the most common source of osteogenous seed cells in bone regeneration.
Interpretation The extent of bone and bone marrow injury rather than the region of surgery or the amount of soft tissue damage appears to determine the extent of the postoperative CRP response.
Since white blood cell number is even more pronouncedly decreased, anemia may result from general bone marrow dysfunction rather than from hemodilution or erythrocyte-specific mechanisms, such as erythropoietin-resistance [ 23].
