Sentence examples for more degenerative changes from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, more degenerative changes were found in the non-surgically treated group of patients, which may be attributed to abnormal joint kinematics due to ligamentous instability.

Range of motion and elbow strength were not impaired, and even though there were more degenerative changes such as cysts, osteophytes, and sclerosis in the injured elbows by radiography, the prevalence of joint space reduction was not higher.

This could have resulted in more degenerative changes, that is, meniscus and cartilage damage in the HRT-group, but no between-group differences in cartilage and meniscus damage were reported.

The formerly injured elbows presented with more degenerative changes than the uninjured elbows, namely cysts in 12 vs. 3, sclerosis in 10 vs. 3, and osteophytes in 10 vs. 3 (all p < 0.05).

In summary, in the process of degenerative changes within our observed experimental period, male and female rats response differently to the disordered occlusion, more degenerative changes and lower expression of extracellular matrix in female condylar cartilages, as well as more thickening changes and higher expression of extracellular matrix in male ones.

Figures  13 and 14 show more advanced degenerative changes that extend to perivascular cells.

The lower EQ-5D score in women may well be due to more extensive degenerative changes in the female spine.

That is, we found that the individuals with more advanced degenerative changes in lumbar spine tended to have higher BMD in spine and hip.

Moreover, we noted a significantly more cardiomyocyte degenerative changes in the DCM group compared to the CMVD group (Figs.  1 and 2).

The involvement of injected MSC in the development of appreciable neocartilagenous tissue in treated joints was associated with protection against more severe degenerative changes when compared with control joints.

Dogs with dilated cardiomyopathy show a different distribution of connective tissue, have less severe intra-myocardial arterial narrowing, and have more severe degenerative changes in the cardiomyocytes of the left atrium compared to dogs with chronic mitral valve disease.