Sentence examples for clustered teeth from inspiring English sources

Genera for which fewer, larger, and more medially clustered teeth are taxonomically diagnostic (e.g., Pseudacanthicus, Leporacanthicus, Spectracanthicus, Scobinancistrus, Lithoxus) tended to be more  N-enriched than genera with long rows of many small teeth [ 1- 3].

Ancistrin genera that are diagnosed by having jaws with fewer, larger, and more centrally clustered teeth are more  N-enriched than genera characterized by having larger numbers of smaller teeth arranged in long rows.

Repeated measures are clustered in individuals; teeth in patients; pups in litters.

Moreover, the possible combinations between these maturational stages of the mandibular canine and second molar were clustered using one stage per tooth (two maturational stages) or more (three maturational stages) for a total of eight clusters (Table 4).

Ten feet away, groups of young black men — gold teeth, baggy shirts, low-hanging pants — clustered sullenly near tables full of hundred-and-thirty-seven-dollar Hi-Point pistols.

All analysis were adjusted for the clustered sampling design and by the number of teeth.

News photographers clustered around her as she smiled broadly enough to broadcast a single gold tooth amid her pearly whites.

In these subjects, the tooth-size data sets in the maxilla and the mandible were clustered for men and women by using multivariate normal mixture models.

"People clustered around me.

Reporters clustered around.

Adjacent layers mutually engage in a zipper-like pattern to result in a novel 3D interdigitated architecture, in which overhanging W12 clusters act as teeth.