Sentence examples for consistent tongue from inspiring English sources
Consistent tongue placement on the maxilla apparently renders it malleable, thus changing face shape.
The participant was asked to breathe normally and, within 10 s of swallowing, the lateral cephalogram was obtained to ensure consistent tongue and mandibular position [16].
13 We aimed to produce a simple assessment tool with good transferability to provide consistent assessment of tongue appearance and function for infants with tongue-tie.
To produce a simple tool with good transferability to provide a consistent assessment of tongue appearance and function in infants with tongue-tie.
The patient also reported a painless ulcerated lesion with hard edges on the base of the tongue, consistent with a chancre (Figure 1).
In addition, since the system is premised on using for measuring gloss together with consistent measurement of tongue color, LED lighting was installed in the inner wall of the 300 mm diameter integrating sphere.
Middle and bottom panels (magnified transmission electron microscopy images of the corresponding frames): There is an elongated profile (asterisk) within Bruch's membrane that is consistent with a tongue of endothelial cell cytoplasm by its electron density.
While some cancers have shown a particularly steep decline, notably cancers of the lower lip, there has been a disturbing increase of cancers of the tonsil and base of tongue, consistent with global trends, and likely to be related to increasing HPV infections of the oropharynx.
The locations of these features are consistent with interpretations of tongue appearance in TCM and Western medicine, indicating the existence of a relationship between tongue root color and hyperuricemia in our sample.
Studies on the central control of the oral phase of swallowing have identified a cortical region, the stimulation of which provokes rhythmic jaw and tongue activity consistent with mastication.
She presented moderate ID with impaired expressive language, partially due to abnormal tongue movement consistent with oral dyspraxia, and hoarse voice.
