Sentence examples for the head however from inspiring English sources
It is in the treatment of the head, however, that the greatest changes took place.
The documented severity of the blow to the head, however, demands a stiffer penalty.
The utricles and vestibular canals still respond to movements of the head, however, and serve orientation within the spacecraft.
Despite the emphasis on protecting the head, however, there has been much confusion around the interpretation of these rules.
The rejection of the album A Kick In The Pants Is Worth Eight In The Head, however, signalled the urgent need for a rethink, and, in 1975, guided by soul producer Arif Mardin, the Bee Gees released the album Main Course, whose Americanised, soul-funk direction was signposted by the hits Jive Talkin' and Nights On Broadway.
Injury-causing hits to the head, however, do seem to remain in fashion, with the Eagles Dominiquee Rodgers-Cromartie defending his beyond-the-pale hit on Byron Leftwich and providing Exhibit A of why we cannot expect the players to reverse this trend on their own.
The tendon was inserted normally, with no anatomic anomaly on the anterior portion of the fibular head; however, the tendon subluxated on the superior and posterior portions.
In patients in whom the neck is nearly normal, about two thirds of the results are good with the use of the Judet head; however, when the neck has been absorbed, the proportion of good results is reversed.
Acetabular anteversion, normally at an angle of 22.5 ± 3 degrees [61], is measured on an axial slice through the centre of the femoral head, however this angle may vary with pelvis flexion [62].
With a larger dataset, we hope to construct another Gaussian distribution to estimate the probability of a detected circle representing the femoral head; however, using a pixel range did not affect the quality of our results.
Following hydrolysis and phosphate release in the trailing head, however, strain generated at the active site in this head will no longer be supported by the nucleotide.
