These fossils one might expect would have pretty much every bone preserved, but a good hunt down of the available specimens soon revealed that even those blessed with feathers and the like very rarely had a totally complete tail.
Every performance just had more flesh and bone on it than you might expect.
One might expect any increase in fibrocartilage to occur near the bone insertion site, an area from which samples were not collected.
The correlation between the different bone phenotypes was high (i.e. rBMC-AREA=0.98, rBMD-BMC=0.89, rBMD-Area=0.77 in the ALSPAC cohort) indicating that we might expect SNPs to exhibit association with more than one bone-related phenotype.
A 3-month time period was considered as the maximum interval that one might expect a single biochemical measurement to reflect accurately the underlying metabolic bone state.
As you might expect, given her professional background — a breakthrough performance in "Down to the Bone," and she nearly stole "Up in the Air" from George Clooney Ms. Farmigaga lavishes solicitous attention on her actors, virtually none of whom strike a false note.
If the former, this may point to a state of deficient trabecular bone mass throughout the skeleton, but if largely traumatic or mechanical in nature, bone mass may not be much reduced but we might expect a different distribution of spinal fractures, more being low in the lumbar spine, the site most vulnerable in a fall or accident [ 13].
In practice, the attachment is more anterior than one might expect, and if no low-signal structure can be seen directly attaching to bone, a tear is likely present (Fig. 8).
And the rowdy, bone-dry Australian sense of humor, which the reader might expect to find celebrated here, is only occasionally heard above the more subdued Brysoniana.
It's a hot, bone-dry, blue-skied day in the hills above Los Angeles — the kind of crystalline morning one might expect to see Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and the Byrds' Gene Clark relaxing on a redwood deck strumming acoustic guitars.
