Sentence examples for bone of the middle from inspiring English sources
The other bone of the middle ear rests in the posterior part of the fenestra and is joined by muscles to the pectoral girdle.
For example, horses racing on synthetic tracks are more predisposed to fractures at the lower end of the cannon bone – what might resemble the shin bone in a human, but what anatomically is closer to the middle bone of the middle finger – than horses racing on dirt.
In later mammal ancestors, the articular and quadrate separated from the jaw joint while the articular developed into the malleus bone of the middle ear.
Bcl2−/− mice were found to have a malformed, often monocrural, porous stapes (the small stirrup-shaped bone of the middle ear), but a normally shaped malleus and incus.
In cortical bone of the middle fibula in the DYNAMIC + STATIC group, periosteally enclosed and cortical bone volumes in the right loaded side were markedly higher (+ 36.9 ± 3.3% and + 44.1 ± 3.2%, respectively; p < 0.01) than those of the contra-lateral non-loaded side (Table 5; Fig. 2E).
Training through that injury in February, he developed a stress fracture in the metatarsal bone on the middle toe of his right foot.
He has also come up with an interesting definition of cowboy poetry it's the "ring and ricochet of lingo off the stirrup-bone of the middle ear .Another poet featured in the book, John Dofflemeyer, edits the Dry Crik Review, a magazine devoted entirely to cowboy verse.
Intense sound blasts can rupture the tympanic membrane and dislocate or fracture the small bones of the middle ear.
But before they became specialized for hearing, the bones of the middle ear were part of the jaw of synapsids, reptile-like ancestors of mammals.
The eardrum is the transducer between the acoustic waves in air in the ear canal and the mechanical vibrations in the bones of the middle ear.
