Sentence examples for two forelimbs from inspiring English sources

Frogs, humans, crocodiles, and birds have two forelimbs and two hindlimbs; they are all tetrapods.

For example, it is known that Sue has two forelimbs with "hands," but scientists don't know what they were used for or what color they were.

Over time, these rats exhibited a substantial but incomplete recovery, as indicated by a gradually decreasing number of foot-faults for the affected forelimb and a partial recovery of symmetrical use of the two forelimbs during stepping (day 5: 77.03±3.53; day 30: 57.83±1.10; p<0.005) (Fig. 4A).

Firstly, the cortical compression was shown to immediately impair the placement of the affected forepaw on the ladder beam, as indicated by a high foot-fault score that resulted in an asymmetrical use of the two forelimbs during stepping in the I-SE group (Fig. 4A).

Next, we examined the relationship of activity parameters to the step cycle of the mouse, focusing on the two forelimbs.

Not surprisingly, the magnitude of modulation was highly correlated between the two forelimbs (n = 20 cells, R = 0.9, p = 3.48 × 10−8).

They use their forelimbs to absorb most of the impact, so he and his students measured muscular activity in two forelimb muscles.

Rouiller, E. M., Moret, V. & Liang, F. Comparison of the connectional properties of the two forelimb areas of the rat sensorimotor cortex: support for the presence of a premotor or supplementary motor cortical area.

Marley was taken to CSU's Veterinary Teaching Hospital where vets found that the bear had two forelimb fractures, both more than a month old and one badly infected.

The neck region separated the two forelimb regions and occasionally extended medially into the whisker region.

If Ava could thrive with one forelimb gone, the seam of its removal nearly erased in her elastic hide, he could negotiate minus one apartment, and could live with the phantom limb of human interdependency that had seemingly been excised from his life at last.