Sentence examples for chest shape from inspiring English sources

To assess translatability of the results obtained in the animal study, we observed the current-time product used in the clinical practice, the cranio-caudal scan length, and the reliability of the extrapolation from equally spaced 1-mm thin slices, as a proof of the geometric robustness of the extrapolation method to the anatomical differences in chest shape between pigs and humans.

At the age of 1 year she was evaluated because of growth failure, abnormal chest shape and limb shortness.

FEV1 and FVC are sensitive indices of lung growth, and strongly related to anthropometry (height, sitting height and chest shape) and age.

He's skinny in a way that is only possible for a 22-year-old rocker on the road, with black-jeaned toothpick legs and a chest shaped like a fifth of gin.

The limitations of EIT to measure relative changes in thoracic volume have been well described previously [ 42]: in particular, the different chest shapes of the preterm sheep lung and human may influence image reconstruction [ 42].

First, in addition to the interspecies physiologic differences (i.e. chest wall compliance, thorax shape and relation of intrathoracic structures [ 38]), we studied piglets with normal respiratory and cardiovascular function.

Mummy chests shaped to the form of the body were also used, being made of hardwood or painted papier-mâché; these also bore hieroglyphics.

5, 6 Changes in thorax shape due to osteoporosis and kyphosis may induce inefficiencies in chest wall mechanics.

I guess it's aerobic, and the weights keep your arms and chest in shape".

Third, we were unable to develop a clear definition for the overinflation sub-items chest wall shape and lung fields, although the reference images helped to improve the between-observer agreement for this item.

We were both athletes and wanted her involved in sports -- her first toy chest was shaped like a basketball".