Sentence examples for section of bone from inspiring English sources
There, a hefty hunk of meat attached to a monumental section of bone is $34 for two.
Ahmad lost three fingers on one hand, a section of bone in his arm and his pancreas.
Other defining characteristics of pleurodires include the presence of a mesoplastron (a section of bone set into the plastron, or the bottom shell) in most forms and the fusion of the pelvic girdle to the plastron.
The area of the cross - section of bone = Π × AP Bone Width 2 × Lat Bone Width 2 The volume of the region V = Cross-sectional Bone Area × ROI HeightThis assumes that the regenerate bone is homogenous throughout the ROI.
The area of the cross - section of bone = π × ( AP Bone Width ) 2 × (Lat Bone Width) 2. The volume of the region V = Cross-sectional Bone Area × ROI Height Volumetric BMD ( g / cm 3 ) = BMC V The tibiofibular complex was embedded in the mounting block and placed in an Instron mechanical testing machine (Instron Corporation, Norwood, MA, USA).
He then underwent emergency brain surgery where doctors removed an 8-inch by 4-inch section of bone from the right side of the senator's skull in order to relieve pressure.
Dieffenbach [ 17], in his operative surgery, mentions the treatment of ankylosis of the temporomaxillary joint by "section of bones".
Depending on how you look at it, "Big Bambú," a new installation by the artists Mike and Doug Starn, brings to mind a cross-section of bone viewed under a microscope or a game of pickup sticks that has been abandoned by an extremely large child.
Not only are the bones light, but also different sections of bone are elongated.
This evidence also suggests that the carapace of later turtles arose from neural plates that hardened over time to become flat sections of bone (osteoderms) supported by wide dorsal ribs.
Over the last several years, Dr. John M. Rensberger of the University of Washington and Dr. Mahito Watabe of the Hayashibara Museum of Natural Sciences in Japan have been grinding down cross sections of bone to about a hundredth of an inch thick to look at the patterns of bone cells.
