Sentence examples for substantial limb from inspiring English sources
Even more counterintuitively: imagine that a woman is taking a medication that is almost sure to cause substantial limb deformities if she gets pregnant while taking it, but that leaves her system completely within 24 hours.
As Brandley et al. [ 5] note, denser taxon sampling may reveal that substantial limb reduction is possible over intervals considerably shorter than those indicated by their analyses.
Some retained substantial hind limbs that would have been visible outside the animal's body; in the earliest archaeocetes, these limbs and the pelvis were attached to the vertebrae by a sacral joint, but in later ones the limbs and pelvis were not attached to the rest of the skeleton.
In fish, the pelvic girdle is usually small and not attached to the vertebral column and the pelvic fin is diminutive, whereas in tetrapods, the pelvic girdle is large, attached to the vertebral column and bears the substantial hind limbs that provide most of the propulsive power in walking.
It has been shown that individuals with proximal tibial fractures have substantial residual limb-specific and general health deficits even at two years of follow-up [ 13].
Femoro-femoral cannulation has substantial risks of limb ischaemia, compartment syndrome and venous obstruction in children and adults, and much debate occurs about the best method of cannulation [13 18].
Other substantial contributors were limb impairment, stroke, and depression.
Injury to the maxillofacial region was most common in this study, but there were also a substantial number of limb injuries (47.9%).
The prolonged amputation-free interval, decreasing amputation incidence, and the falling total number of amputations between these two chronological cohorts suggest that substantial progress promoting limb salvage has taken place.
However, substantial variation in control limb phenotype was observed radiographically due to preexisting hip dysplasia (Fig. 1C).
