Sentence examples for group of bones from inspiring English sources

That her whole existence depended on a brief transaction between the group of bones on the left and the group of bones on the right struck her as strange beyond words.

But after a year of investigations, which included DNA testing, Mr. Vinceti and a team of scientists said last June that they had identified a group of bones from a local crypt as Caravaggio's.

The musculoskeletal model used in this study comprised 997 muscles, 50 tendons, 125 ligaments, 34 cartilages, 53 group of bones, and 155 degrees of freedom of joints, including 47 muscles participating in motion of the shoulder joint and 3 degrees of freedom of the shoulder joint (flexion/extension, adduction/abduction, and external rotation/internal rotation).

"Animals who were sick would often go to a body of water and die there, so it's not unusual to find a group of bones like this," Loren Davis, an associate professor of anthropology at OSU, said in the news release.

Each group of bones was assessed separately, but the readings from all the bone compartments in each group were pooled.

The avian specimens were part of a group of bones that had been 'arranged' on rocks by an unknown caver prior to discovery by our caving team, and are taphonomically distinct from the hominin assemblage.

Pharmion, based in Boulder, Colo., also sells the drug Vidaza, which is used to treat myelodysplastic syndromes, or MDS, a group of bone marrow diseases that can lead to cancer.

Dr. John E. Wagner Jr., a pediatric cancer researcher at the University of Minnesota Medical School, has done bone marrow transplants on seven EB children after studies on mice that showed that a select group of bone marrow cells could migrate to the skin and, for reasons not fully understood, replace missing collagen.

Genes which increased only in cells from young rats belong to the functional group of bone remodeling and angiogenesis.

Third group of bone cells, Gap 27 peptide group, was cultured with Gap 27 peptide at concentration 500 μM in DMEM-FCS.

Fibrocytes, a group of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal progenitor cells, were first described in 1994 as fibroblast-like, peripheral blood cells that migrate to regions of tissue injury.