Sentence examples for ear forms from inspiring English sources

The normal response from a healthy ear forms the basis of a clinical procedure that can be used to screen hearing in a newborn.

And he says it gives vindication to embryologists who, when comparing the way the middle ear forms between egg-layers like the platypus and other mammals, "noticed certain minor differences".

The inner ear forms from the otic placode that originates from the ectoderm [ 44].

"It has always been an embarrassment that abuse of the ear form — earmark process has been accepted in Congress," Ms. Palin said.

In an orthogonal approach, we employed a non-reducing, non-denaturing native gel immunoblot technique to confirm that recombinant Otolin, and endogenous Otolin from P0 mouse inner ear, form higher order multimeric complexes (Fig. 8B).

Association with middle ear morphogenesis was also detected, which is consistent with the middle ear forming from both IBA and IIBA.

However where this was not known, the gestation at delivery was estimated by the admitting clinician using a simplified criteria that took into account; the head circumference, mid-upper arm circumference, breast size, ear form, gentalia, and skin texture [ 26].

Cells of the embryonic node form a 9+0 motile cilium that generates fluid flow to determine left-right asymmetry (Nonaka et al., 1998), whereas hair cells of the inner ear form a non-motile cilium with two central microtubules (9+2) that transduces sound (Nayak et al., 2007), and sperm have a 9+2 motile cilium that propels them through the reproductive tract (Fisch and Dupuis Williams, 2011).

And the black-briquette body and pointy, upside-down ears form a silhouette that instantly sears itself into many people's memory bank of disturbing images.

The over-the-ear form factor, however, meant that I did deal with a little separation between the bud and the ear at times, reducing the volume and clarity.

Now they're getting a better idea of how our ears formed thanks to a 370-million-year-old fish, whose jawbone was beginning to resemble a bone found in our middle ear.