Sentence examples for sparse bone from inspiring English sources

According to our results, this advantage is combined with a negative effect in the femoral collum area, which was characterized by thin and sparse bone trabeculae indicating stress shielding and bone loss or weakening in this anatomical site.

This last finding is in contrast with Jackson [ 7] who, in empty defects in goats at 13 months, found sclerotic bone surrounding the defect adjacent to subchondral areas, sparse bone resorption and marked endochondral bone formation, probably because of the difference in the anatomy and ambulation between sheep and goats.

However, thinning and sparse trabecular bone was the most outstanding manifestation in the OP group.

The sparse bare bones set and production offset Jacobi's rich muscular capabilities, and the sheer talent and linguistic energy pulsing through the play and the talented players.

Sparse secondary cancellous bone is present.

Only in the deep regions of the femoral cortex, sparse woven-fibered bone matrix can be observed.

The cortex of the mid-diaphyseal section (section 1, Figure  4B) is relatively thick, and only very sparse secondary cancellous bone is observable.

The sparse amount of new bone formation from the margins makes the untreated defects reliable as a control group.

While the information on the role of PPARα and PPARδ in bone is sparse, more is known about the significance of PPARγ.

(Could "Either Nelson" really refer to Nelson, the 1990s rock band?) Mr. Sprout's "Old Bones," a sparse hymn to lifelong love, is the exception.

"What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul?" was slow and bone-sparse; unflashily played, it sails aloft on the brothers' voices -- Bill's especially, an eerie falsetto moan.