Sentence examples for certain skull from inspiring English sources

Which is a genetic disorder characterized by the premature fusion of certain skull bones.

Despite the differences in form, certain skull features are found in all known tyrannosauroids.

The species differ only in the shape of the crest in adult males (described above), and possibly in the angle of certain skull bones.

I'm never convinced that the science-fiction effect of Ino's roof the Capitolia dome, copied from the US Capitol Building, looms gigantically and looks about to collide, like the rogue planet in Melancholia justifies the risk of plunging to a certain skull fracture by setting foot on Ino's staircase.

The suitable ages for hearing aid implantation differ among each treatment option, as some of the devices require certain skull bone thickness.

With his prominent teeth and tight skin, his face had a certain skull-like quality that suggested Conrad Veidt in the German Expressionist films of the '20s, yet there was a watery, vulnerable quality in his large blue eyes that could sometimes make him seem almost childlike.

In less threatening territory, the eye orbits on certain skulls can be spectacular — the immense orbits of a tarsier, for example, are often as large as the entire rest of the skull; they provide a classic example of a skull detail that suggests how well or ill an animal can use a certain sense, in this case, its vision.

We found that the catalogs and documentation we had were not sufficient to say whether certain skulls needed to be returned.

Discovery News reports the eel's "primitive features include fewer vertebrae, certain fused skull bones, presence of an upper jaw bone found in Cretaceous eels, and toothed gill rakers, which could be involved in feeding and gill maintenance," according to the study's lead author, David Johnson.

The exposure provided by the approach is limited to certain anatomical skull base regions, and proximal and distal vascular control may be hard in case of difficulties, but it is possible when performing the transtuberculum-transplanum, the superior transclival, or the inferior transclival approach depending on the aneurysm location on the vessel (see results paragraph).

As Schwartz (2006) has pointed out, the comparison with "certain Australian skulls" comes straight out of the Great Chain of Being.