Sentence examples for limb extremities from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, mechanical scanning is normally required to obtain the entire volume of these limb extremities.

The recorded 2-D US images containing complete anatomic information surrounding the bones from different directions were used to form full 3-D volumes of the limb extremities.

Progressive simplification of limb extremities has characterized the evolution of the artiodactyls, and even in the earliest known artiodactyls, the pollex and hallux (corresponding to the big toe and thumb of man) were already rare.

These benefits stem from the graduated pressures which extend medially from limb extremities towards the body core.

During the acquisition, the animals were in prone position and were connected to a standard electrocardiogram monitor by 3 electrodes placed on the inner surfaces of limb extremities.

This is remarkable, because the sites of phenotypic manifestations in the affected members of the Omani Troyer syndrome kindred described here include anomalies of the limb extremities, face, and brain.

The water bag was used to contain the limb extremity and the scanning was conducted on its external surface from different directions.

The initial low limb extremity mechanical alignment for varus knees was 7.74 ± 4.51 degrees and valgus knee was 6.67 ± 5.46 degrees.

The development article showed the LLFI had robust and valid clinimetric properties with sound psychometric and practical characteristics when compared to the Lower Limb Extremity Scale (LEFS) criterion standard.

Imagery ranges from the explicit, as in "Forgivable Kindness," in which a large old woman embraces a gnomish boy, to the obliquely fragmentary, as in "Farmer Farming," which zeroes in on a mysterious, erotically suggestive entanglement of limbs, extremities and torsos.

While beneath my billowy gown was a small-large frame, short legs but long arms, soft flesh but hard knees and elbows, with no real delineation between torso and limbs, or between limbs and extremities; the body of a hamster.