Sentence examples for patterns of bone from inspiring English sources

Over the last several years, Dr. John M. Rensberger of the University of Washington and Dr. Mahito Watabe of the Hayashibara Museum of Natural Sciences in Japan have been grinding down cross sections of bone to about a hundredth of an inch thick to look at the patterns of bone cells.

The typical patterns of bone SPECT and CT are summarized in Table 1.

PET/CT may offer valuable insights in device design by demonstrating patterns of bone stress during incorporation.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate patterns of bone loss during pregnancy and potential influences.

The FTIR patterns of bone with respect to calcinations at 800 , 900and 1,000 °C are presented in Fig. 4.

The patterns of erosion within the bone and the patterns of bone growth that likely acted to strengthen the joint all point to that particular condition, they suggest.

With none of the late designer's more weird and disturbing elements — Dickensian canes or patterns of bones — the show still expressed a historical Englishness and glowed with the quality of material and craftsmanship.

For example, X-ray diffraction patterns of bones from animals of different age show that the reflections become sharper with age increasing (Meneghini et al. 2003; Bilezikian et al. 2008).

The percentage of fragmentation is very high in all stratigraphic levels, and the post-depositional breakage (geologic and anthropogenic phenomena) obscure the original breakage patterns of bones by predators.

The human multiple myeloma samples had been previously assigned to MM1-MM4 subasedps, based on cluster analysis of gene expression patterns of bone-marrow plasma cells from patients with multiple myeloma [ 18, 19].

Bone seeking fluorochromes were used to assess the pattern of bone growth.