Sentence examples for thickness of the bone from inspiring English sources

The present study examined the correlations between the presence of dehiscences and thickness of the bone covering the SSC and the roof of the glenoid fossa (RGF).

The buccolingual thickness of the bone.

The buccolingual thickness of the bone   Figure 4 Measurement of buccolingual thickness.

The percentage of damage was found to vary with the type of implants, self-drilling or non-drilling and thickness of the bone [2].

Furthermore, the thickness of the bone trabeculae decreased suggesting that at 12 months, bone turnover returns to a relatively normal bone remodeling status, indicative of a new balance in bone tissue.

Usually, on cross section (Fig. 8), the marrow cavity of the femur (the thighbone) makes up more than 60% of the total thickness of the bone, and the bony walls, called cortex, are thin.

The range in the capacity of the cranial cavity is wide but is not directly proportional to the size of the skull, because there are variations also in the thickness of the bones and in the size of the air pockets, or sinuses.

Although this study is different from the previous studies in that the thickness of the cortical bone and bone density were determined from the voxel values calculated by CBCT, a significantly positive correlation of the thickness of the cortical bone and the voxel values with ITVs and ISQ values was confirmed as in the previous studies.

Through this sample, we obtained information about the basic shape of alveolar bone, its structural characteristics, the thickness of the cortical bone, pattern of the cancellous bone, etc.

Lekholm and Zarb classified bone density into four types in terms of radiography, with the thickness of the cortical bone and the density of the spongy bone as the indexes [14].

This allows for an increase in bone deposition, resulting in an enhanced thickness of the subchondral bone plate and an increased density of cortical and cancellous subchondral bone (Burr & Gallant 2012).