Sentence examples for because of the interposition from inspiring English sources
The monophyletic malcid line [ 17, 40] is broken down in our study because of the interposition of Geocoridae.
Therefore, the outcome of the graft and host bones might easily be nonunion because of the interposition of soft tissue in the junctions between them.
Regarding the detection of ureteral stones, the mid ureter is particularly difficult to identify, especially in obese patients or because of interposition of the bowel.
If there is any doubt about these structures which can be difficult/impossible to visualize using echocardiography because of interposition of the lungs, MRI is a good alternative to cardiac catheterisation with a high spatial resolution.
Primary versus secondary: primary dislocations result directly from the injury, whereas secondary dislocations are a persisting dislocation of the scaphoid, even after closed reduction of the proximal carpus, mostly because of ligament interposition.
The end-results of the destruction of joint surfaces and the interposition of living tissues in animals has not differed materially from the end-results of simple destruction of the joint surfaces without the interposition of any material.
It is "a transgression of a law of nature by a particular volition of the deity, or the interposition of some invisible agent".
As we saw last week, in "Of Miracles", David Hume defined a miracle, rightly in my view, as "a transgression of a law of nature by a particular volition of the deity, or the interposition of some invisible agent".
One of the signs of "Atypical swallowing" is the interposition between dental arches of the tongue.
From the observation that motion persists after resection of the knee joint in the interposition of substances, Ely concludes that all experimental animal work on arthroplasty with the interposition of material in the joint, should be thrown out.
