Sentence examples for extreme deformities from inspiring English sources

In 1884, Norman came into contact with Joseph Merrick, a young man from Leicester who suffered from extreme deformities.

Conversely, in the rps3a morphants, the brain exhibited only mild effects but the body trunk showed extreme deformities (Figure 3B).

While it is widely expected that such extreme deformities should decrease the viability of affected flies, this has not been our experience in breeding Hsp90 buffered abnormalities generally [1], and no viability effects specific to the dfe trait were detected here.

In a few cases, the extreme deformities among reference embryos made identifying structures difficult.

Notably, none of the exposed resistant embryos were scored higher than 3 (moderate deformities) while all of the reference embryos in co-exposures with BNF and ANF were scored between 4 (severe deformities) and 5 (extreme deformities).

The milder phenotypes, such as double pyrenoids and nuclei, appeared at times in up to 90% of the cells, whereas extreme deformities showed a penetrance of around 20% (Additional file 1: Table S1).

The first show was "The Elephant Man," at that point starring David Bowie — a tough first outing given the pained drama of a man in Victorian London coping with the extreme deformity of his body.

His extreme deformity is obvious from his skeleton, but confined to parts of his body.

In "The Eye Of The Beholder," we know a woman is desperately trying to get plastic surgery to end her extreme deformity.

The treatment option for high-risk facial tumours has typically been Mohs' surgery; however, in advanced cases this can result in extreme deformity and risk of recurrence (Silverman et al, 1992).

People with extreme bony deformities (e.g., Charcot foot) who cannot be accommodated with commercial therapeutic footwear may need custom-molded shoes.