Variation in tibial functionality and fracture susceptibility among healthy, young adults arises from the acquisition of biologically distinct sets of traits

Keyphrases

• Healthy Adults 100%
• Tibial 100%
• Fracture Susceptibility 100%
• Body Size 100%
• Cortical Tissue 80%
• Cortical Areas 80%
• Tissue Mineral Density 80%
• Confidence Interval 40%
• Bone Size 40%
• Tibia 40%
• Fracture Risk 40%
• Stress Fracture 40%
• Stiffness 40%
• Reduced Function 40%
• Reduced Stiffness 40%
• Genetic Factors 20%
• Odds Ratio 20%
• Military Training 20%
• Young Males 20%
• Mechanical Properties 20%
• Cluster Analysis 20%
• Environmental Factors 20%
• K-means 20%
• Radiography 20%
• Scintigraphy 20%
• Young Adult Women 20%
• Chi-square 20%
• Tissue Level 20%
• Physiological Load 20%
• Level Function 20%
• Organ Level 20%
• Morphological Level 20%
• Physiological Systems 20%
• Biological Pathways 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Body Size 100%
• Rigidity 80%
• Mineral Density 80%
• Body Weight 20%
• Genetics 20%
• Morphology 20%
• Tissue Level 20%
• Cluster Analysis 20%