Sentence examples for bones that have been from inspiring English sources

(Fusion is clearly recommended when vertebral bones that have been dislocated or damaged by disease are endangering the spinal cord or the nerves).

The good news is that there are a considerable number of bones that have been recovered, but sauropods in general are notorious for having bits missing.

In the requisite shirt of white, Mr. Bartholomew leans across the ale-wet counter to acknowledge that he did not know for certain the provenance of those bones that have been part of his workplace for more than 30 years.

A panel explained that "scientists find fossils by digging in the earth and exposing dinosaur bones that have been turned to stone by the weather" and the passage of time.

Fig. 7 δ15N as a function of δ13C in the collagen of the bones that have been radiocarbon dated.

"In the basement of this museum, I have a huge collection of dinosaur bones that have been collected over the last 100 years.

On the living-room wall, someone had put up a poster-size outline of a dodo skeleton; the bones that had been found that day were shaded in with a red pencil.

In 1992, Thomas Deméré, a paleontologist at the San Diego Natural History Museum, and several of his colleagues were called in to inspect an array of bones that had been unearthed by highway workers building Route 54, just south of the city.

The team's archeozoologist, Joris Peters, introduced me to the variety of animal bones that had been retrieved from the site: leopards, goitered gazelles, wild cattle, wild boar, wild sheep, red deer, Mesopotamian fallow deer, foxes, chukar partridges, cranes, and vultures.

But he said many eligible women might opt to forgo Zometa because of concerns about a side effect — a rotting of the jaw bones — that has been associated with Zometa and some similar drugs.

The DNA comparison was conducted between the bones that had been identified and that of some possible male relatives in Caravaggio, a small town in northern Italy where the painter – whose real name was Michelangelo Merisi – was born in 1571.