Sentence examples for forms of head from inspiring English sources
Pig in various forms of head and loin and belly, all of it floating over a beautiful raft of lentils, exceeded it.
They continually integrate the latest in evidence-based medicine in their practice to improve the outcomes of patients with even the most complex and rare forms of head and neck cancer.
Within the past two decades, modern forms of head covering have become standard fashion in countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Morocco, Sudan and Yemen, replacing both traditional country scarves and the exposed coifs that were inoffensive to an earlier generation of city dwellers.On the streets of Cairo, the Egyptian capital, headscarved women form a very visible majority.
We isolated TG neurons and conducted GPCR arrays to identify potential CGRP receptor candidates and also novel GPCR targets for migraine and other forms of head pain.
The available data related primarily to the more common forms of head and neck cancer, such as disease involving the oral cavity, oropharynx and larynx.
It is supposed that head movement from the medullary reticular site plays a role in several forms of head movement, such as those which are concerned with postural reflexes, started volitionally, and/or oriented to external events.
Carotid body tumour (CBT) is a rare but the most common form of head and neck paraganglioma (PGL).
No one was hurt; unlike the Daytona 500, and because of it, most drivers last night were wearing some advanced form of head and neck protection.
In November, U.S. Lacrosse did accede and approach Nocsae about developing a standard for some form of head protection for women — almost certainly soft — that might protect against some stick-to-head concussions.
Although concussion appears to be the primary form of head injury involved in CTE, sub-concussions (head injuries that do not produce immediate functional deficits) may also substantially increase CTE risk.
"The races of men," he had mused in his Notebooks, "differ chiefly in size, colour, form of head, & features (hence intellect?) & what kinds of intellect) quantity & kind of hair forms of legs…" (Darwin 1987, 303).
