Sentence examples for neck structure from inspiring English sources

LcrV and PcrV contain a high structural similarity in the long coiled-coil region, which is a neck structure formed by α6 and α11 of PcrV (Fig. 1B).

In amniotes, there are generally six or more cervical vertebrae40 giving rise to a more elaborated neck structure.

Her shoulder and neck structure, too, befit the sport, and is one of the traits of the Rubinstein descendants.

We proposed post-treatment with HF/HNO3 to efficiently modify the internal pore structure of a Ti scaffold and achieve controllable mechanical properties with a pore neck structure.

A rigorous examination of the neck structure is necessary.

The reported reasons for previous ML failure were as follows: restricted mouth aperture of below 25 mm, major abnormality of anterior neck structure, severe cervical spine ankylosis, previous causes combined with post-surgery/radiation sequels or unknown non-tumoral causes.

Normal deglutition requires a complex and coordinated interaction of many head and neck structures.

Head and neck structures govern many of the 5 senses, swallowing, breathing, communication, facial animation, and aesthetics.

Further oncological management, such as neck dissection and total parotidectomy could be performed through the flap approach because of the adequate exposure of neck structures.

These findings support structural studies showing that the capitulum and striated columns form in association with centriole microtubules, suggesting that the neck structures are a specialized form of PCM8.

Elements important to successful surgical resection include appropriate patient preparation and surgical planning, together with execution of the operative procedure with adaptation to many of the changes induced by inflammation on both the thyroid gland and the surrounding central neck structures.