Sentence examples for bones at the point from inspiring English sources

Permanent articular cartilage persists at the ends of the long bones at the point where it caps the epiphyses to reduce friction at joint articulations.

For volar synovitis, we measured the hypoechoic tissue between flexor tendon and cortical bone, perpendicularly to the bone, at the point of its greatest thickness, and we quantified it the same way as the dorsal one.

Despite the improvement, the new MapQuest is still pretty bare bones at this point.

Mechanical three-point bending test results (Table 1) showed that arthritic femoral bones had a low elastic (Young's) modulus (reflecting reduced stiffness, P = 0.007) and ultimate stress strength (reflecting the maximum strength of the bone, measured at the point of fracture, P = 0.006) compared with control bones.

"We all have absorbed that character in our bones at this point".

For each integration point, its Young's modulus is determined by the bone density at the point.

Maximum or ultimate load indicates the whole bone strength at the point where the femur started to change from elastic to plastic phase.

This led to the well-documented market havoc last week, even though he's just jaw-boning at this point -- not actually changing any policy yet.

Then, two tangential lines were drawn: the first at the intersection between articular cartilage and the initial cortical layer of the subchondral bone, and the second at the point where the subchondral bone ends.

Consistent with our radiographic findings, histologic analysis revealed no remarkable differences at 7 and 21 days because all fracture sites consisted of undifferentiated mesenchyme and fibrocartilage at the early time point and remodeling bone at the latter time point.

Try to place the drumsticks so they appear to cross over at the point where the bones stick out.