Sentence examples for third of the bone from inspiring English sources
Getting his surgeon to saw off a third of the bone and poke the loose end into a hole drilled into the shoulder muscle, so that rather than snapping on impact it would merely bury itself in his flesh.
The pit is surrounded by a massive amount of swelling along the lower third of the bone.
The next zone corresponding to the second third of the bone was named Zone II and contains mostly prehypertrophic and hypertrophic chondrocytes.
Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells.
The inner third of the bone tissue consists of two thick annuli visible in normal light, making this sample somewhat atypical.
Fixator rigidity is directly proportion to pin stiffness that is increased by: firstly improving material properties; secondly by increasing pin diameter but not to exceed one-third of the bone diameter and thirdly a decreased pin offset (the free bending length of pins which is the distance between the bone surface and the external pin clamp).
A series of holes are then drilled around the anterior two-thirds of the bone circumference; the first drill hole was lateral to medial, the second was redirected in an oblique anteromedial direction, and subsequently to a posteromedial direction (Figs. 3, 4).
This root is deeply anchored in the dentary, extending down through about three-fourths of the bone.
It exhibits notable saurischian characters as well, such as the long mid-cervical ribs that are subparallel to the neck, a hyposphene-hypantrum articulation in the dorsal vertebrae, enlarged sacral transverse processes, a broad supraacetabular crest, and a medial lamina of the ischium restricted to the proximal one-third of the bone.
The mid-third of the bone shaft was osteotomised.
To maintain supply, approximately 10 neutrophils are produced each second, requiring an estimated two-thirds of the bone marrow's hematopoietic space.
