Sentence examples for bone key from inspiring English sources

Equally strong are several of the poems intended for a sequence called "Bone Key," and parts of the later poem "Keaton," which has one of Bishop's finest, saddest openings — "I will be good; I will be good".

For this exercise, we provided student teams with fully articulated skeletons and bone keys from each of the five taxa that were the focus of Singer et al. (2001; Fig. 3).

An anthropometrically well designed knee prosthesis that matches properly to the resected surface of the bone is key for long term survivorship in TKA.

The high affinity BPs have for bone is key to their successful use in the treatment of a number of skeletal disorders [ 7].

Altogether, these data suggest that the porosity and degradation kinetics of biomaterials implanted in subchondral bone are key elements in the induction of reproducible osteochondral repair.

Stable isotope ratios (C/C and O/O) in fossil teeth and bone provide key archives for understanding the ecology of extinct horses during the Plio-Pleistocene in South America; however, what happened in areas of sympatry between Equus (Amerhippus) and Hippidion is less understood.

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In one-stage exchange arthroplasty the bone is "keyed" to form a rough surface before the addition of ALBC.

The strong matrix formation response was also reflected with marked upregulation of the key bone matrix components Col1, bone sialoprotein and OCN, as well as a number of other extracellular matrix-associated genes.

The key bone of contention has centered around whether countries would be able to control how the Internet could be used in their countries.

According to the Financial Times, the means by which the $800 billion industry determines portfolio value is the key bone of contention.