Sentence examples for jaw design from inspiring English sources

The effect of jaw design on grip security and tissue trauma is poorly understood.

The narrow jaw design produces extensive wear in the specimens even when small amounts of abrasive are crushed.

Analysis of the jaw design of Carnotaurus by Mazzetta and colleagues (1998, 2004, 2009) suggests that the animal was capable of quick bites, but not strong ones.

Paired jaws have served as critical components for adaptive radiation, and variation in jaw design between species has generated many different vertebrate facial morphologies [1].

In contrast, mollusk and crustacean feeders, such as the caiman lizard (Dracaena), have blunt, rounded teeth in the back of the jaw designed for crushing.

JAW designed the study with input from TBL and FPC.

JAW designed and conducted the molecular research, and contributed to the phylogenetic analysis and manuscript.

JAW designed the study, analyzed the data, and participated in writing the manuscript.

Over 300 species are found here, from the spectacular peacock bass (called tucunarce locally) to tambaqui, a delicious, slab-sided fish with massive jaws designed to crush the fruits and seeds which it feeds on exclusively.

In most respects, this bird represents a step closer to modern birds, yet it had sharply toothed jaws designed to catch fish.

The maned wolf has much longer legs than the Falklands wolf and long jaws suited for catching rats and mice; the island wolf has shorter, Labrador retriever-like jaws designed for grabbing and shaking large prey, such as seals and penguins.