Sentence examples for embedded bones from inspiring English sources

All the embedded bones were subjected to tomography to confirm the intracochlear position of the electrode array and to rule out kinking.

The embedded bones were cut parallel with the long axis of the molars, and sections near the center of pulp chambers were mounted.

Mineralized bone was visualized in non-decalcified, plastic-embedded sections using the von Kossa stain, and decalcified, paraffin embedded bone sections were stained with hematoxylin and eosin, using standard histological procedures.

But in 2011, researchers led by the Texas A&M archaeologist Michael R. Waters announced that by analyzing the rib and the embedded fragment using scanning and modeling techniques, they had confirmed that the embedded bone was a spear point — strongly suggesting that humans in the Americas were hunting the animals with bone-tipped spears long before the end of the ice age.

They also used CT scanning to closely study the embedded bone point to confirm that it was a hunting tool.

Fossilized mastodon remains, including a rib with an embedded bone projectile and other bones bearing cut marks, were originally excavated from the Manis site near Sequim, Wash., in the late 1970s.

Artificial materials such as acrylic resin, polyurethane, or plastic bone models were commonly used as embedded "bone" implants in validation experiments.

Plastic embedded bone from 8 week-old wild-type and GPRC6A knockout mice were cut and polished, and mounted on aluminum sockets with bone surface facing above, sputter-coated with gold and palladium, and examined with field emission scanning electron microscopy (Philips XL30, FEI Company) equipped with a backscatter electron imaging system.

As already described in earlier publications [31,32], the samples have been prepared as blocks of undecalcified in polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) embedded bone tissue.

So while finding shed teeth in or around carcasses of other dinosaurs is quite common, and in other cases we have found teeth embedded into bones, the question is how do we know this didn't happen when scavenging a carcass, but was a real strike on a living animal?

In Bronze Age Europe, even the historical accounts of war were lacking, and all investigators had to go on were weapons in ceremonial burials and a handful of mass graves with unmistakable evidence of violence, such as decapitated bodies or arrowheads embedded in bones.