Sentence examples for producing limb from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether the drug's inhibitory actions on angiogenesis and its binding to cereblon work together in producing limb defects.

The resultant deformity coxa brevis contributes to abductor weakness, Trendelenburg gait and secondary acetabular dysplasia while producing limb length inequality and a cam-type femoro-acetabular impingement.

Growth plate injury in children could produce limb length discrepancy and angular deformity.

Mancozeb and its metabolite ethylenethiourea (ETU) have been shown to produce limb defects and cleft palate after high oral doses were given to rats (Larsson et al. 1976).

For example, inactivating lesions in LRP5 and FZD4 are linked to familial exudative vitreoretinopathy (52, 53), and loss of WNT7A function produces limb malformations and joint dysplasia (54).

The sc gene also appears to be redundantly involved in chicken limb development as the ectrodactyly mutation, identified in the 1960s, produces limb and beak defects on the scaleless background, but results in beak deformities only on a wild type background [ 17].

Once amputees have finished their rehab, many are given opportunities and training in the workshops to produce limbs for the next generation of amputees.

He started looking into how to produce limbs at lower cost.

Since {L1} = {L3}, we only need to discuss the intersection of the displacement sets produced by limb 1 and limb 2. The kinematic bond of limb 2 is {L2} = {R(A2, v)}{R(A2, u)}{R(A2, x 2 )}{T(x 2 )}{R(B2, u }, where x2 is a unit vector in the vw plane and is perpendicular to u.

In a study published in December 2000, the star's diameter was measured with the Infrared Spatial Interferometer (ISI) at mid-infrared wavelengths producing a limb-darkened estimate of 55.2 ± 0.5 milliarcseconds (mas)—a figure entirely consistent with Michelson's findings eighty years earlier.

Harvesting the radial artery for coronary revascularization (a perfect model of radial artery occlusion) appears to be a safe procedure that does not produce upper limb vascular insufficiency of the donor limb because of the increased ulnar flow [15].