Sentence examples for jaw size from inspiring English sources

Jaw size and tooth size, for example, are not independent, and flexion of the base of the skull and being flat-faced are generally correlated.

After the accidents at Evanston, Brainlab and Varian this year released a software fix that will restrict the jaw size, so similar accidents will not occur, said David Brett, a Brainlab official.

It also possesses unique specializations not seen in A. afarensis or in early Homo that are related to powerful chewing, such as expansion of the cheek teeth, increased jaw size, and changes to the skull to accommodate the forces generated.

The study challenges a competing hypothesis that it was cooking that drove the changes in tooth and jaw size.

These clues point to a possible evolutionary mechanism: natural selection operated to increase taste receptors and jaw size through changing the expression of shh (and likely other genes).

Human evolution was fuelled by heterochrony, with some traits, such as a large brain, being peramorphic, whereas others, such as reduced jaw size, are paedomorphic.

There may be differences in jaw muscle size, jaw muscle strength, and mechanical advantage among patient groups, but none of these anatomical and physiological differences correlate well with the observed reduction in occlusal forces.

'The Chosen One' jutted his jaw and sized up this antipodean pretty boy… "Win, quick," he said.

Defects in neural crest production early in development are predicted to lead to reduced populations of melanocytes (leading to pigmentation changes), the chondrocytes of the facial skeleton (leading to reduced jaw and snout size), odontocytes (leading to reduced tooth size), and chondrocytes of the external ear (leading to reduced or floppy ears).

Skeletal structure is the biggie, so I assume the software will come pre-loaded with mathematical models of male/femal forehead size, jaw shape, etc.

Merriam scrutinized each of them, examining their muscle tone, teeth, ears, head size, jaw, stance and the other details that separate a mere dog from a champion.