Sentence examples for horn removal from inspiring English sources

The Jets are lucky this fell into the all-in-good-fun category instead of having to schedule bull horn removal surgery, and in that category he gets to join Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, who has decided to make himself a rap star of the decidedly silly variety.

In light weight (153; 81%) and heavy weight (135; 71%) horn removal with cutting blades (Barnes dehorner) were the most common dehorning methods.

In perinatal calves, horn removal with cutting blades (Barnes dehorner) (99; 52%), disbudding with an electric disbudding device (83; 43%), gas disbudding (44; 23%) and caustic paste disbudding (12; 6%) were the most common dehorning methods used.

As previously stated, involvement of the microenvironment ('non-neuronal neighbors') is an important aspect of ALS pathobiology in transgenic mice expressing mutant SOD1 (3) and thus to study it in SALS, we collected and profiled the entire anterior horn after removal of motor neurons.

Furthermore, treatment is only indicated in cases of patients having a rudimentary horn with cavity (laparoscopic removal) [79, 80].

Pupal remodeling in O. binodis, however, is likely to require additional mechanisms beyond the simple removal of horn tissue through PCD.

Concrete floors can be rough and abrasive, thereby contributing to removal of horn from hooves and skin from especially the limbs in newly born piglets which may cause acute lameness [ 11].

Dairy calves are commonly dehorned by a variety of methods including surgical removal of the horn bud or the use of a hot iron to burn through the nerves and blood vessels that allow the horn to develop.

That is why we select the cubic Fe3O4 nanoparticles rather than the smaller or spherical ones for the sake of utilizing spiculate friction of horns to maintain relative mechanical removal ability.

Removal of the obstructed horn may be required in the symptomatic patient.

The surgery involved an incision through the medial joint compartment of the right knee, with subsequent ligament bisection and removal of the anterior horn of the medial meniscus.