Sentence examples for mean bone levels from inspiring English sources

Approximated mean bone degradation was calculated by subtracting the mean bone level of the nonligated control group from the mean bone levels of the ligature-treated groups.

However, mean bone lead levels in our study were higher than than those of a cohort of residents in southern Ontario, in which tibia lead levels among women 15 40 years of age were around 5 μg/g (average bone lead estimated from Gamblin et al. 1994, their Figure 2), or those of women who had recently delivered in Boston in the late 1980s (mean patella lead, 5 μg/g) (Hu et al. 1996).

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The few available clinical studies reported that individuals with psoriasis have a significantly higher number of missing teeth, more severe periodontitis and lower mean alveolar bone level than controls [ 8, 9].

Compared with men in the larger NAS cohort who had only one MMSE score, men in our study population had similar average baseline MMSE scores and only slightly lower mean bone lead levels (data not shown).

The mean marginal bone level alterations are displayed in Fig. 3.

The difference in mean crestal bone level change between the early loading and conventional loading groups was 0.048 mm (95 % CI −0.227 0.322); non-inferiority of early loading was therefore confirmed within the parameters of the study.

The overall mean marginal bone level change at 12 months was −0.04 ± 0.08 mm for PS group and −0.19 ± 0.16 mm for NPS group.