Sentence examples for mixture of bone from inspiring English sources
Most spinal-cord injuries are fractures or compressions in which the cord is crushed or twisted, the vertebrae have damaged the nerves, and the resulting wound is a messy mixture of bone, injured neurons, and dead tissue.
The particulated bone was usually mixed with allograft or xenograft, and the fibrin sealant was injected onto the mixture of bone grafts.
Coarse refuse (CCPW) is based on a mixture of bone coal and shale parting material with a small amount of dark shale, and large amount of relatively coarse, light gray-color claystone fragments.
Thus, the mixture of bone marrow stem cells was used in our study.
To generate mice where the absence of IL-10 was exclusively restricted to B cells, μMT mice were reconstituted with a mixture of bone marrow consisting of 80% from μMT (no B cell differentiation) with 20% from IL-10-/ mice.
For comparison of damage, the articular surface of a retrieved cup from a previous goat study was used (acetabular impaction grafting with a mixture of bone particles and calcium phosphate particles) (Arts et al. 2005).
Proussaefs and Lozada applied a titanium mesh for localized alveolar ridge augmentation with an equal mixture of autogenous bone and bovine bone mineral [22].
Pieri et al. examined the clinical and radiographic parameters of implants placed in augmented ridges using a 70 30 mixture of autogenous bone and bovine bone mineral in association with titanium meshes [21].
For the augmentation, a mixture of autologous bone and deproteinized bovine bone mineral (DBBM) or autologous bone alone was used.
The original cortical bone was a mixture of necrotic bone (71.5%) characterized by empty osteocytes lacunae and new osteons (28.5% ± 7.5%) with vital osteocytes (Fig. 7).
It is also possible that the effect of the AnTT mixture on bone remodeling was different from that of single tocotrienol isomers and palm-derived tocotrienol mixtures, whereby the AnTT mixture exerted predominantly anabolic but not antiresorptive effects in bone.
