Sentence examples for more stable bone from inspiring English sources

NS supplementation in OVX-NS rats lowered plasma ALP levels, albeit still significantly higher compared to SHAM rats, indicating more stable bone formation [ 6].

A narrower opening in the pelvis means those organs are sitting on a more stable surface: bone instead of muscle and other soft tissue.

As experimental [ 30, 31], clinical [ 33], and the presented studies furthermore suggest, biomaterials containing hydroxyapatite (HA) seem to allow a more mechanical stable bone restoration superior to fast resorbing pure bTCP and to native jawbone, which in the clinical routine is highly welcome for later implant insertion.

That is, initially, the intramembranous bone is absorbed more rapidly; however, the intramembranous bone is more stable than the endochondral bone in the long-term follow-up.

The use of stand-alone cages is common, and most cages are designed to resist pullout through an increased friction index or shape which keeps them more stable then iliac bone graft [ 10].

Whether bone morphogenic proteins (BMPs) would benefit from a more "stable" spinal segment for bone production and modeling remains unknown.

The central carbon binds the R1 side chain, often a hydroxyl group, which binds calcium and allows for more stable interaction with the bone matrix.

Since strontium is naturally present in trace amounts in the human body (Sowden and Stitch 1957), treatment with strontium ranelate is simply making more stable strontium available for incorporation into bone.

Proponents of the Ertl technique claim that the bone bridge provides a more stable platform for prosthetic weight bearing [5].

The second is that the bone-screw interfaces are more stable for the fitting system than for the resurfacing system.

As the child gets older, the bone will become harder and more stable with subsequent easier fixation of the distractor.