Sentence examples for lack of limb from inspiring English sources

The visualisation of long bones and extremities on commonly used slices from multiplanar MRI sequences may be impaired by the lack of limb continuity.

Also, changes to spinal circuitries can be made by lack of limb activity [31] [32] or by the addition of activity through training [33].

Aside from the course length and lack of limb anatomy, histology or embryology content, the course was very similar to the second iteration (2011) of the course described next.

According to the extent of limb use during spontaneous ambulation, scores were characterized as follows: 0, normal use; 1, slight limp; 2, severe limp; or 3, complete lack of limb use.

Normal limb use during spontaneous ambulation in an open field was used as an indicator of stimulus-evoked pain and was scored on a scale of 5 to 0, as previously reported [ 34, 38], where (5) is normal use, (4) is partial limp, but not pronounced, (3) is pronounced limp, (2) is limp and guarding behavior, (1) is partial nonuse of limb in locomotor activity, and (0) is complete lack of limb use.

Festus and Cyrus do not lament their lack of limbs.

One of the horrific and still negligently under-reported legacies of the Baby Boom era was the widespread use of thalidomide by pregnant women, which led to countless, yet still vastly undocumented, cases of children born in the United States and abroad with severe deformities, including the lack of limbs, hands, fingers and toes.

Embryonic tails were used for genotyping although Fgf10 homozygous mutants were easily distinguishable due to their lack of limbs.

Despite the distant phylogenetic relationship [ 11], the morphology of the Asian glass lizard O. gracilis is highly convergent with that of snakes, including the lack of limbs and an elongated body.

Although a lack of upper limb activity was confirmed with offline EMG, there nevertheless remains the slight possibility of upper limb muscle activation during the biking session.

The distance between limbs, and their degree of flexibility, is likely to vary, leading to the lack of regular limb sequences (Thorpe et al. 2009).