Sentence examples for scale of bone from inspiring English sources

In this study we analyzed the effect of smoking on salivary calcium and bone density by comparing the level of salivary calcium and the ultrasound scale of bone density of heavy smokers to those of non-smokers.

But the periosteal flap is hard to obtain and difficult to wrap large scale of bone graft.

The scale of bone loss can be seen in the bone surfaces generated from microCT scans of E18.5 embryos (Fig.  2B and Supplementary Material, Movies S1 S6).

Modern teleost fishes have scales of bone, which, while still protective, allow much more freedom of motion in the body.

This study also demonstrates that our FASMM system (which is freely available for non-commercial research purposes) is a time-efficient and effective way to analyse global shape variation across large datasets, having implications not only for orthopaedic surgery planning but also for large scale analyses of bone shape variation and disease associations.

"It would be more for pre-clinical studies that are looking for instance at the onset of osteoporosis at the nano scale to see what happens at the scale of the bone cells.

On the scale of organisms, bones contain phosphorus in apatite form and it's also an essential nutrient for plants, though P excess is as much a problem as its lack.

Three-dimensional printing is an emerging method in paleontology, with researchers using the tech to create perfect scale models of bones.

Appropriate scaling of limb bone, length, diameter and cross-sectional dimensions with increasing body mass prevents bones from failing under increased gravitational and locomotor loads [ 7- 9].

The subperiosteal bleeding leads to diagnostic scaling of the bone surfaces and enhanced ridges of the muscle attachments.

The scaling of limb bone dimensions with body mass ensures proper musculoskeletal function at different body sizes.