Sentence examples for muscular support from inspiring English sources

In both groups the anterior end of the alimentary system includes a radula and odontophore (the radula's muscular support).

But eventually the viewer knows that they will get in and out of still another curved shape or lift that requires and receives extraordinary muscular support.

With muscular support of local designers and artists, MAC proves how smart money spent at local businesses can enrich a whole community.

The activist, Rend Rahim Francke, 54, has directed the Iraq Foundation, which she helped create in 1991, and is a familiar face in Washington from her years lobbying policy makers to provide more muscular support for opponents of Mr. Hussein.

Their feeling about the death penalty ranged from Blackmun's personal squeamishness to Rehnquist's muscular support, but all agreed the issue belonged in the state legislatures, not in the federal courts.

They are composed of a network of small tubes, or tubules, and saclike structures; between the tubules are fibres of muscle and elastic tissue that give the glands muscular support.

Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a whole organ disease, with abnormalities in bone, cartilage, menisci, ligaments and muscular supports [ 1].

"The spines in the back do not have any muscles like the shoulders, so [shoulder] spines might be important as a skeleto-muscular support mechanism for the head in soldiers".

The appearance of large mammals at the close of the Cretaceous is at least coincident with the appearance of two major types of architectural transformation of the lumbar spine to provide non-muscular support against extension in the lumbar region.

A study carried out in 1998 reported that, although relatively more permeable than the buccal mucosa, the sublingual mucosa does not provide a suitable transmucosal administration route: the sublingual region is devoid of an underlying muscular reinforcement and support structure, which is present in the buccal mucosa and confers fixedness and firmness to the epithelium [ 20].

Mr Obama has vowed to "degrade and destroy" the jihadists; and an oddly constructive discussion of the issue between Mr Cameron and Ed Miliband suggested the Labour Party leader might back more muscular British support for that.