Sentence examples for two measures of teeth from inspiring English sources

Dimetrodon (; meaning "two measures of teeth") is an extinct genus of synapsid that lived during the Early Permian Epoch, around 295 272 million years ago (Ma).

-  Two measures of value.

One measure — number of teeth lost — was reported by dental hygienists.

For other measures of tooth loss in women, the number of teeth treated with metal repair, and the number of decayed teeth in the ipsilateral mandible, there were no significant associations between these three groups.

Dogs have two sets of teeth.

They develop two sets of teeth, deciduous ("baby") teeth and permanent teeth.

The radula has seven rows of teeth.

Sharks have four rows of teeth.

A tooth recorded as CPI code 4 would be likely to show a high grade of mobility, which might have confounded the two measures.

Two patients complained of tooth looseness.

We grouped participants into three categories of tooth loss: 0, 1–8 or ≥ 9 missing teeth.