Sentence examples for long skeletal from inspiring English sources

The Mani is the middle finger of the three-pronged southern Peloponnese, a 40-mile long skeletal digit that was almost inaccessible, except by sea, until recently.

There is something about his pale face, with its large nose, jutting ears and uneven teeth, all set above that long, skeletal frame, that takes hold of the heart and makes unbearable the thought of him being badly hurt.

The paternalistic "Reconstruction" specter of the South has a firm grip on Maycomb in the mid-1930s, and its long skeletal hand keeps an almost tighter hold in the mid-1950s, as the civil rights movement and a truer idea of justice for all became part of America's everyday, and fear of change and loss of prerogatives rattled the "leading citizens" of towns like Maycomb in real life.

BPs adhere to mineralized surfaces, inhibit osteoclastic bone resorption, and have very long skeletal half-lives.

These agents bind tightly to hydroxyapatite crystals of bone, where they have a variable but generally long skeletal retention (approximately 10 years for alendronate).

After occupational exposure, the slow decline in blood lead, a 5- to 19-year half-life, reflects the long skeletal half-life.

I helped install some of the event's large sculptures, including a 168-foot-long skeletal serpent with 41 flamethrowers along its spine, a project designed by a Bay Area arts collective called The Flaming Lotus Girls.

Five-day echinoplutei had well developed PO arms and these were the longest skeletal element (Fig. 1).

These changes seem to be most prominent in the proximal regions of the long tubular skeletal bones such as the proximal femur, the tibial head and also in the humeral head, as shown in the study by Hepp et al. [ 31].

We are proposing a multi-site randomized controlled trial with partial crossover to examine the effects of timing of exercise implementation (immediate or delayed) on preserving long-term skeletal health, reversing short- and long-term metabolic and cardiovascular risk factors, and supporting mental health in men receiving androgen deprivation therapy.

However, the lack of efficacy of selective oestrogen receptor modulators on nonvertebral and hip fractures in the general population, as well as questions raised about the long-term skeletal safety of bisphosphonates, together with poor long-term adherence, have prompted the development of new inhibitors of bone resorption (Table  1).