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People who lose an arm or a leg can now be fitted with sophisticated prostheses that interface with the nervous system directly, which read the brain signals related to planning movements and translate them into commands for the device, enabling the user to control their replacement appendage by merely thinking about it.

The appendage by which the oyster attaches itself to whatever rock or ledge appeals to it is called a foot.

LAA emptying flow velocity (eV) was measured using pulsed wave Doppler, with the sample volume placed 1 cm distal from the mouth of the appendage by TEE.

Pacing electrodes made from fine lacquered copper wire were attached to the right atrial appendage by piercing its lateral border with the bare copper wire and forming a loop.

In China, until comparatively recently, biography had been an appendage, or by-product, of historical writing and scholarly preoccupation with the art of government, in the continuing tradition of the "Historical Records" of Sima Qian and Pan Gu.

After much flowing of bright red blood and tearing of limbs, they end up in the same hospital, where they are reassembled with one another's appendages by doctors and nurses who morph into human-canine hybrids.

During a fight, the males risk damaging their wings or appendages by butting and grappling.

His belief in Manifest Destiny led him to prophesy "absorption of the entire continent and its island appendages" by the U.S. Mason's Virginian roots predisposed him to the sentiments expressed in the document, but he later regretted his actions.

The transplanted skin grafts healed quickly and with regrowth of hair and skin appendages by 6 weeks indicating that the grafts had become fully incorporated (Figure 1B).

In particular, controversy surrounds the homology and innervation of segmental cephalic appendages by the brain.

First we quantified the transcript levels between different chemosensory appendages by quantitative PCR (qPCR).