Sentence examples for more dense bone from inspiring English sources

[41] The process of inducing more dense bone depends mainly on the loading protocol conducted [42].

On the DXA spine scans from these patients areas with increase of more dense bone and signs of new bone formation present as osteophytes were visible explaining the increase in bone density.

Aquatic and semi-aquatic animals also tend to have more dense bones than other animals so that they do not float so high in the water, and as noted already, most dinosaurs have less dense bones than other vertebrates, so that is immediately a big strike against them being aquatic.

The layer of calcified cartilage in normal joints is more dense than bone and thinner than the overlying hyaline articular cartilage (ratio 10 1) (Burr 2004).

The mean density of the new bone volume (including marrow spaces) generated in 6 12 weeks by B-247 was not significantly more dense than new bone generated by the TCP/BMP-2 formula but was 4.3 fold more dense than the new bone generated by InFuse™ (33 ± 20; p = 0.008, one-way ANOVA) (not shown).

CT and MRI examinations of both knees delineated a more distinct fracture line, dense bone marrow edema, edema of soft tissues around the knee, and joint effusion that also showed some constitutional signal changes (hypointense marrow signal on all T1 and T2 sequences) on distal femurs (Figs.  3, 4).

The authors chose older patients in order to best mimic the population which usually suffers more from fractures/delayed unions and have less dense bone.

The researchers discovered the bones of prehistoric homo sapiens were more dense than ours today, suggesting early sapiens likely ran far more often and for longer distances.

The bone tissue consists of the cortical bone (the dense bone containing hydroxylapatite) and the trabecular bone (a more porous material containing blood vessels and the bone marrow), and these can be difficult to separate in VOIs, especially in the spinal column where the cortical fraction is relatively low (Figure 7).

Moreover, the junction between denser, bisphosphonate-treated bone and the less dense bone produced after discontinuation of therapy may be more prone to fracture.

Suppressed bone turnover resulted in more plate-like architecture with a thicker and more dense trabecular structure, but the relationship between the microarchitectural parameters and volume fraction was unaltered (p>0.05).