Sentence examples for joint producing from inspiring English sources

Contractions of these segments, each attached to adjacent vertebrae and vertebral processes, bends the body on the vertebral joint, producing successive undulations of the body, passing from the head to the tail, and producing driving strokes of the tail.

In conjunction with the largely complete remains of the shoulder girdle, the morphological picture that emerges is one of a conical thorax with a high shoulder joint (producing an ape-like "shrugged" shoulder appearance) and thus a configuration that is perhaps uniquely australopith and would not have been conducive to human-like swinging of the arms during bipedal striding and running.

If immune complex formation led to pathology, we would have expected to see this most vigorously within the injected joint, producing a human version of antigen-induced arthritis.

The company has always said that the injection into the joint produces minuscule amounts of immune-suppressing protein compared with taking a drug like Humira through injection into the bloodstream.

The assumption that a plane section remained planar under bending was suitable for a crack joint produced by the load.

Sound joint produced at 500 °C under 1.5 MPa with 118.6 MPa shear strength (98.8% parent composite) fractured completely within the composite.

MET applied to the lumbosacral joint produced a significant decrease in corticospinal and spinal reflex excitability, suggesting overall decreased motor excitability.

Following consultations with numerous specialists, Kyle has had a three-dimensional picture of his hip joint produced, showing signs of various issues, including arthritis, something the surgeon is not too concerned about.

With regard to angular velocity of the hind limbs, in both groups the tarsal joint produced the highest value, followed by the stifle joint, while the hip joint had the lowest value.

Here, sensors attached to his joints produced an abstract film of his moving fingers on the backdrop.

These joints produce tensile stresses (peel) and shear at their ends [6].