Sentence examples for analysis of the teeth from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive analysis of the teeth has now been published in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology.

Descriptive analysis of the teeth focused on the continuation of root formation, the presence or absence of cementum covering the root surface, formation of PDL, presence or absence of root ankylosis and resorption, the quality of the bone surrounding the root and the vitality of the pulp cells.

For three-dimensional analysis of the teeth and alveolar bone, fixed maxillary samples were scanned at the National Imaging Facility, Centre for Microscopy, Characterisation and Analysis (CMCA), The University of Western Australia, by means of a micro-CT system (SkyScan 1176 in vivo micro-CT, Kontich, Belgium).

A recent analysis of the "teeth" of one conodont species showed that they varied quite a lot in length and shape, with some of the structures likely being used to capture and restrain prey while others served to cut meals into smaller bits.

δ15N isotopic analysis of the teeth of "Lyuba" has demonstrated their prenatal development, and indicates its gestation period was similar to that of a modern elephant, and that it was born in spring.

The clinching evidence was found by researchers at Durham University, who carried out an isotope analysis of the tooth enamel, which showed the dog drank water that came from the Vale of York area.

This study integrates a linear elastic fracture mechanics analysis of the tooth fillet crack propagation into a nonlinear dynamic model of spur gear sets.

The critical value of the stress and the critical load conditions have been obtained and a complete analysis of the tooth bending strength has been carried out.

That's the conclusion of the first detailed analysis of the tooth plates of a 400-million-year-old creature known as Romundina stellina, an armored fish that may have been among the first animals to sport teeth.

Analysis of the tooth by Takuya Konishi of the University of Cincinnati in Ohio and colleagues suggests that the mosasaur was attacked by one of its own kind and of similar size.

We thus performed another analysis of the tooth shape variation (Fig. 4B), including together with the bank vole samples a set of Northern red-backed voles (M. rutilus) displaying a complex morphology with four lingual triangles, and of Grey red-backed voles (M. rufocanus) displaying a simplex morphology (Fig. 5B).