Sentence examples for bone at the tip from inspiring English sources

Cabral, however, was found to have a stress fracture of his left olecranon, a thick bone at the tip of the elbow.

The bone at the tip of the birds' wings the "hand" bone was so thick and curved, it appeared deformed.

Psittacosaurus skulls shared several adaptations with more derived ceratopsians, such as the unique rostral bone at the tip of the upper jaw, and the flared jugal (cheek) bones.

Then, after eating all the meat, you find a nub of soft bone at the tip, and you crunch it, feeling just a little illicit at having eaten something other than muscle.

As in the jaws of most ornithischians, the anterior edge of the premaxilla (a bone at the tip of the upper jaw) was toothless and probably supported a keratinous beak (rhamphotheca), although heterodontosaurids did have teeth in the posterior section of the premaxilla.

Of these cases, the radiolucency was located in Gruen zone 1 in 10 hips and in 5 hips a radiolucency was seen in Gruen zones 1 and 7. A pedestal, i.e. the formation of bone at the tip of the stem which usually closes the medullary canal was found in 18 hips.

The premaxillary bones at the tip of the snout in Alioramus remotus have not been found, but are taller than wide in all tyrannosauroids for which they are known.

The threaded fixture represented bone apposition at the tip of threads and subsequent resorption at the bottoms.

He rolled his right ankle, and suffered a sprain of the ligaments above it (referred to as a "high ankle sprain"), as well as a small bone bruise at the tip of his tibia at the back of his ankle.

Another puzzle, she adds, are why the bones at the tips of the creature's digits are so long.

Pedestal formation was defined as a shelf of endosteal new bone at the stem tip partially or completely bridging the intramedullary canal.