The phrase "adjacent skeletal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, biology, or any field discussing structures that are next to or connected to skeletal elements.
Example: "The adjacent skeletal structures play a crucial role in supporting the overall function of the organism."
Alternatives: "neighboring skeletal" or "contiguous skeletal".
Rapid maxillary expansion (RME), indicated in the treatment of maxillary deficiency directs high forces to maxillary basal bone and to other adjacent skeletal bones.
During RME, high forces directed to the maxillary basal bone and perhaps to other adjacent skeletal bones can easily split the mid-palatal suture in young individuals and force the two maxillary halves laterally.
Bone morphologies determine how the skeleton supports the soft tissues, how adjacent skeletal elements connect and function together, and the nature of muscular attachments to the skeleton.
Secondly, the lymphatic capillaries in skeletal muscle rely on the "milking effect" of rhythmical contractions and relaxations by adjacent skeletal muscle for lymph propulsion [61], [62].
Adjacent skeletal segments in the same group have no overlap.
Some tumors also exhibited microcalcification and infiltrated the adjacent skeletal muscle (data not shown).
It tends to occur adjacent to skeletal muscles and has a tendency to infiltrate them.
The adjacent abdominal skeletal muscles were infiltrated while the peritoneum was not compromised and the abdominal cavity was inconspicuous.
Primary fibroblasts were obtained by a similar digestion process from fascia adjacent to skeletal muscle and grown in DMEM containing 10% FBS.
As shown in Fig 6D, capillaries stained with PECAM (PECAM+) were detected adjacent to skeletal myocytes (phase bright), which was more frequently found in HyEB group than in NorEB one (Fig 6E and F).
Consistent with reduced expression of Vegfa, blood vessel formation, as marked by expression of PECAM (CD31) was markedly decreased in the perichondrium and ossification front of c-Myc mutant tibias (Fig. 5E), but not in adjacent non-skeletal tissues (data not shown).
