Sentence examples for skeletal organization from inspiring English sources

They carried the names of about 160 people who had written Mr. McGovern about the war, "went and saw everyone" and left with a skeletal organization in place, Mr. Stearns recalled.

Eight sponge species were collected and identified by traditional morphological taxonomy based on their general morphology and skeletal organization.

Skeletal organization of 'rescued' Neo/Null;Fgf8het mice was assessed by μCT and confirmed a unilateral premaxillary fusion defect (Fig. 5F, red arrow).

New techniques for assessing bone quality non-invasively demonstrate that the Chinese compensate for smaller bone size by differences in hip geometry and microstructural skeletal organization.

Histomorphometric/immunohistochemical analysis was performed to account for ossification patterns, chondrocyte proliferation, differentiation, hypertrophy, skeletal organization, bone density, calcium deposition and mouse OA phenotypic changes during aging using OARSI scoring.

Monitoring infection by BLI revealed initially the rapid bacterial dispersion dynamics throughout the mouse body followed by a punctuated luminescence pattern in the tail that matched the anatomical skeletal organization of vertebrae, suggesting direct colonization of osteoarticular tissue (Fig. 1B).

These data suggest that while CELF-mediated alternative splicing regulatory programs participate in the establishment and/or maintenance of skeletal muscle organization and fiber properties, CELF activity may be less determinative for alternative splicing in skeletal muscle than in heart.

In pattern 3, the GO analysis results reflected BDE47 damage to the development of nerve, vision, and skeletal system in zebrafish larvae, e.g., extracellular matrix organization (GO 0030198); visual perception (GO 0007601); collagen fibril organization (GO 0030199); and skeletal system development (GO 0001501).

When I wrote about Box a year ago, you had a skeletal sales organization.

He had a skeletal campaign organization.

Roles for CELF proteins in normal skeletal muscle organization and composition have been suggested by previous studies in other animal models.