Sentence examples for molar part from inspiring English sources

For artificial bone, rigid polyurethane foam (Solid Rigid Polyurethane Foam 20 pcf; Sawbones; Pacific Research Laboratories Inc., USA) measuring 18 × 4 × 13 cm and approaching the maxilla molar part bone density (0.32 g/cc) and physical properties (compressive strength, 8.4 MPa; tensile strength, 5.6 MPa; shear strength, 4.3 MPa; coefficient of elasticity, 284 GPa) [24] was employed.

In recent years, the interest of implant manufacturers and clinicians has shifted to the acquisition of good fixation, especially for incurable cases in which the density of cancellous bone, such as the maxilla molar part, is low and the cortical bone is thin [4, 5], for which the effects of surface-modifying techniques are low and focus has been changing to the design of the entire implant [6].

The chief features which identify it as a canid include the loss of the upper third molar (part of a trend toward a more shearing bite), and the structure of the middle ear which has an enlarged bulla (the hollow bony structure protecting the delicate parts of the ear).

It is shown that the oxide growth in the electrolyte, containing equal molar parts of chromium and sulphuric acids, occurs in a different way depending on the anodic current density.

Technicians were taking into account metal (including zirconia) coping designs (36.3%), covering only the distal-most part of the molar region with metal (24%), using veneering composite resin (15.7%), and using metal occlusal designs (15.1%).

The mandible, which is severely damaged and lacks the condyloid, coronoid, and angular processes at the back of the bone, contains the second and third molar and part of the lower incisor, but the first molar is missing.

In the posterior part of the embryonic diastema and in the molar region (Fig. 6d), the temporo-spatial dynamics of bud formation is rather complex.

In the cheek region, a dental lamina is present in the posterior part of the diastema (large rudiments) and in the molar region.

After lunch we received our first glimpse of Kibo, the striking, molar-shaped part of Kilimanjaro that holds the summit and its famed and imperiled snows.

To produce the holo form of the receptor (TR+T3), we added T3 in 3 times molar excess (3 parts of T3 : 1 part of TR, molar concentration) and incubated the sample for 1 to 3 hour at 4°C.

Ehik [29] claimed that parts of P3 and P4 are easily recognized as homologous, and that the subsequent molars share the same pattern as P4.