Sentence examples for considerable spine from inspiring English sources

Some years later, I gave an otherwise well-read boyfriend a copy of "Middlemarch," on the principle that if he wanted to understand me he needed to read this; two years later, he still had not cracked its considerable spine, which should have made our parting less painful than it was.

By applying treatment with an occlusal splint in the experimental group, a vast majority of the subjects reported improvements and the total disappearance or considerable alleviation of cervical spine pain and TMD symptoms, while the mobility of the cervical spine improved considerably as well.

Osteoporotic fractures, particularly of the hip and spine, cause considerable morbidity and mortality.

A metabolite of efavirenz is a potent neurotoxin in vitro, evoking calcium flux in neurons and inducing considerable damage to dendritic spines.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04047.013 Our 3D analyses revealed that, in addition to the above-mentioned structural deficits in the excitatory synapses, a considerable number of dendritic spines receive more than one excitatory synapse in hevin KOs.

With increasing advocacy for the use of TDR procedure as a surgical alternative to fusion in the management of lumbar DDD, intradiskal pressures at the adjacent levels of spine have generated considerable interest.

It is also believed that hamstring stretching could have a considerable effect on the lumbar spine because of its pelvic attachment; this might increase pain in patients with LBP and limit the actual lumbar ROM during the actual test.

The key aspect of the studies described here is the considerable ROM improvement in the cervical spine and the elimination of cervical spine pain felt there by the subjects in the experimental group.

The spines alone afford a considerable degree of protection; in addition, venom glands develop at the base of the spines in some bullheads and madtoms of North America (Ictaluridae), labyrinthic catfishes (Clariidae), and sea catfishes (Ariidae and Plotosidae).

Interestingly, the topic of bacteria in IVDs causing low back pain has received considerable attention in recent years in the field of spine research in humans and has since been the subject of heated debate [ 47– 47].

The subject of degenerative changes in adjacent segments following spine fusion has been of considerable interest with a multitude of published studies in the lumbar fusion, cervical fusion, and deformity fusion literature [1, 2].