Sentence examples for muscle of two from inspiring English sources

"Now you have the muscle of two major media companies instead of one".

But on March 20th Bouygues revealed that its bid was also backed by the financial muscle of two big families that have been allies of Mr Bouygues in the past, the Pinaults (who control Kering, a luxury-goods company) and the Decaux (of JCDecaux, office furniture, publicity and so forth).

Trichinella sp. muscle larvae were isolated from the thigh muscle of two red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) captured in Sapporo and Otofuke, Hokkaido, Japan, in 2003.

MAPK expression and phosphorylation status, this latter widely considered a reliable indicator of MAPK activation [8], were evaluated in the gastrocnemius muscle of two experimental models of cancer cachexia.

Comparing muscle of two patients Moraes et al [ 48] found a correlation between the degree of mtDNA depletion and COX activity.

Transmission electron microscopy analysis of the tibialis anterior muscle of two aged draggen and control male mice at ∼1.5 years of age was carried out.

Further, if the length of a circular muscle remains constant while the longitudinal muscle of one side of the body shortens, the body bends, and the longitudinal muscle of the other side is stretched.

Each (n=20) intrinsic muscle of three human feet was dissected free.

Three microbiopsies were obtained from the most bulky part of the tibialis and masseter muscles of seven and six healthy men and seven and six age-matched healthy women, respectively, while traditional open biopsies were obtained from the most painful spot of the masseter of five female patients and from a similar region of the masseter muscle of five healthy, age-matched women.

Traditional open biopsies were obtained intra-orally from the masseter muscle of five myofascial TMD patients (all women) and from five healthy, age-matched women (not participating in the microbiopsy part).

To this end, we insert two sets of twelve radiopaque beads into the heart muscle of nine sheep; one in the anterior-basal and one in the lateral-equatorial left ventricular wall.