Sentence examples for rigid bone from inspiring English sources

According to previous studies we proposed that rigid bone substitute materials are superior to soft materials for dental tissue engineering.

Both dental cell types attached and grew on rigid bone substitute materials, but they did not grow on soft materials.

Moreover, rigid bone substitute materials only sustained the osteogenic differentiation of dental stem cells, although the allograft product induced apoptosis in both dental cell types.

A novel composition of biological components is necessary to capture the key characteristics of breathing motion visible in the human trunk because the movement is generated fundamentally through the combination of both rigid bone and soft tissue.

Instead, our conclusions relied on a simple engineering principle that equal loading imposed on a less rigid bone produces greater deformations and consequently larger response and vice versa.

What is the wing structure of a bat like relative to that of a bird?" (Answer: "A bird's wing has fairly rigid bone structure that is efficient at providing lift, whereas a bat has a much more flexible wing structure that allows for greater maneuverability").

Throughout her enticing performance, a display of awkward grace, her rigid bones loosen into liquid and harden again with a strange and subtle assurance.

The set of genes seem to code for the proteins that lead to the development of actinotrichia, fibers that provide structural support for the formation of fin rays, the rigid bones that make up a fin.

Biomimetic functionally gradient materials have been developed for providing rigid bone-engaging caudal and coronal bioactive surfaces that transition to a flexible fibrocartilage-like portion.

Furthermore, compared to the Osx Cre control mice, the Osx:EfnB1−/− mice exhibited significantly weaker and less rigid bones, with a reduction in trabecular/ cortical bone formation, reduced trabecular architecture and a reduction in the size of the growth plates at the distal end of the femora from newborn through to 4 weeks of age.

As discussed above, the treadmill training -induced strain stimulus may not have been sufficient for bone formation activity [50], [51] for mature animals with inherently more rigid bones, while a more vigorous loading would have been necessary to induce an osteogenic response in mature animals.