Sentence examples for hip structure from inspiring English sources
Although ornithischian (bird-hipped) dinosaurs share the hip structure of modern birds, birds are thought to have originated from the saurischian (lizard-hipped) dinosaurs, and therefore evolved their hip structure independently.
Early saurischians—"lizard-hipped", from the Greek sauros meaning "lizard" and ischion meaning "hip joint retained the hip structure of their ancestors, with a pubis bone directed cranially, or forward.
Each madly hip structure would be self-contained, but the colony would have a common dining hall, gym and tech-support center, or whatever your future selves desire.
In young and middle-aged adults with and without hip deformity, hip pain receives treatment focused primarily related to hip structure.
This article describes the hip structure analysis method and a somewhat cruder geometry approximation that does not require a reanalysis of the image.
We studied postmenopausal women participating in the Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study who had available hip structure analysis data from dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scans (n = 2168).
The relationships between acetabular over-coverage measures and hip structures were examined cross-sectionally and we cannot determine whether an increased acetabular depth precedes hip structural changes, or vice versa.
We aimed to determine the relationships between hip structures in those without diagnosed hip OA to help better understand the pathogenesis of early hip OA.
A delay in position, even of short duration, might well alter the normal dynamic rearrangement of the component parts, so that normal development is interfered with to the extent of reciprocal changes in the hip structures.
24 Nearly all hip-structure analysis parameters for the intertrochanter and shaft regions of the proximal femur improved significantly after 52 weeks of treatment with raloxifene.
24, 29, 32, 33, 36– 39 Hip-structure analysis is a valuable measure of proximal femur geometry and strength 62 that has been used to show age-, ethnic-, and sex-related differences in proximal femur geometry and strength, 63��� 67 as well as the effects of osteoporotic treatments.
