Sentence examples for derived leg from inspiring English sources

This derived leg plan enabled the evolution of rowing as a novel mode of locomotion on the fluid.

This derived leg plan is thought to have evolved multiple independent times in the Veliidae lineage and once in the ancestor of Gerridae.

Water walkers maintain the ancestral appendage plan where the mid-leg is shorter than the hind-leg (L2derived leg plan where the mid-leg is longer then the hind-leg (L2>L3).

Many previous studies derive leg length by subtracting crown-rump from crown-heel length, meaning these measurements are not independent and include head size in the total and trunk length measurements.

Arterial wall stiffness has less influence on the pole test, based on hydrostatic pressure derived by leg elevation, and this test seems to provide a reliable index of CLI.

For seven decades Europe's biggest toymaker its name derived from leg godt, Danish for "play well"—has prospered with its ethereal corporate philosophy and openly professed disregard for maximising profits.

Chemosensory responses derived from legs would be extremely close to volatiles of fig fruit.

The expression of leg genes in the ontogeny of the insect wing has been universally considered as conclusive evidence in favour of the leg-exite-hypothesis, which proposes that insect wings are derived from mobile leg appendages (exites).

Because clonal analysis had suggested that direct flight muscle 51 is derived from the leg disc, it is conceivable that some of this expression corresponds to myoblasts of presumptive DFM 51 in mesothoracic leg discs [38].

The average of the left and right sides was calculated on the basis of data derived from all leg pain tests [ 14].

Anyhow, the lack of standardiz]sation and reproducibility of empirical assessment makes the validation and use of clinical prediction rules such as the recently derived LEFt (Left leg symptoms, Edema, First trimester presentation) score highly appealing.