Sentence examples for bone means from inspiring English sources

The small radius of curvature of the bone means there is small contact area with impacting flat or convex object.

Burning forests, high human populations and unflagging demand for tiger blood, tiger skin and crushed tiger bone means the big cats have to tread a daily gauntlet of snares, guns and desperate poachers.

The incomplete preservation of the wings and the uncertain position of the long wrist bone means that it could have had a very broad wing or a narrow one, and the flattened nature of the skeleton makes it hard to tell if this animal might have had the muscles and joints needed for powered flight.

My love of meat cooked on its bone means I usually end up doing battle with a knee or shoulder joint, but if I roast a boned joint, then the discarded bone goes into the tin to add flavour to the gravy.

Thus, the expression onipa bone means a bad person.

In Akan, for instance, pa or papa means good and bone means bad or evil (see below).

Histomorphometric analysis presented a regenerated bone mean value between 46.4 ± 16.1% and 54.2 ± 19.3% after 4 12 weeks of healing.

a %ID/g biodistribution data in the blood, muscle, lung, liver tumour and bone (mean ± SEM).

The precious nature of the bone meant that duplication could not be carried out on all of the archaeological specimens.

All animals showed greater stiffness of the SLE-stabilized bone than its contralateral non-operated bone (mean value was 2,34 ± 0,47 vs 1,51 ± 0,38, p = 0.012).

However, the ratio of the bone mean intensity divided by the CSF mean intensity was not linked to the pathology (p = 0.42) nor its severity (p = 0.1).