In Africa the short tail streamers of the juvenile barn swallow invite confusion with juvenile red-chested swallow (Hirundo lucida), but the latter has a narrower breast band and more white in the tail.
The prevailing view among interviewees was to accept, that, "there is a role for your website but that cohort is very narrow …" (breast surgeon, clinic 1).
The red-chested swallow is slightly smaller than its migratory relative, has a narrower blue breast-band, and the adult has shorter tail streamers.
Kuchinoshima-Ushi, which have been used mainly as pack animals, are characterized genetically as being lean with a small body size (approximately 500-kg adult males and 300-kg females), wide breast, narrow waist, and horns.
Van't Veer et al. addressed this problem by investigating a narrow subset of breast cancer patients: T1/T2, N0, and M0, all younger than 55 years of age, treated only with local regional therapies [ 2].
A sixth-century sandstone sculpture small enough to hold in your hand represents a supine woman with cartoonishly big breasts, narrow waist and legs spread wide to present her naked pudenda.
Unlike the contemporary Italian nudes, amply represented at the Galleria Borghese, with their ideal, rounded, womanly forms, Cranach's beauties, with their slim hips, narrow shoulders, small breasts and impossibly long legs, look adolescent.
Some limitations of prior evaluations include use of a limited number of domains, lack of standard agreement on the appropriate comparison groups (e.g., other cancer patients, women without cancer) or failure to compare results to any control group, and inclusion of narrow segments of the breast cancer population (e.g., only well-educated, non-minority women).
In that of 17-b-oestrodiol, those with narrow waists and large breasts had elevated levels and that level was particularly high at the time of ovulation.
She was tall, the same height as Christine, but with a figure that Christine had never had: high full round breasts, a narrow graspable waist, long slender haunches that suggested some graceful running creature, a gazelle.
H. r. erythrogaster, the North American subspecies described by Pieter Boddaert in 1783, differs from the European subspecies in having redder underparts and a narrower, often incomplete, blue breast band.
