Sentence examples for which bones from inspiring English sources

Anatomists differ on which bones of the reptilian "hand" are represented in the bird's wing.

But so far, there have been few specifics as to which bones will be gnawed and which shoals waded.

ONLY one person in two million is born with fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva, a rare genetic disorder in which bones grow uncontrollably to the point of causing devastating disability.

Inside there's a reliquary known as the Golden Chamber, in which bones and skulls are arrayed in rampant splendor; on one wall they spell out the words "St.

Archaeology Brian Crandall and Peter Stahl, for parboiling a dead shrew, and then swallowing the shrew without chewing, and then carefully examining everything excreted during subsequent days — all so they could see which bones would dissolve inside the human digestive system, and which bones would not.

The unprofessional handling of these skeletal remains by the late Monsignor Ludwig Kaas, one of the Vatican officials in charge, caused the archeologists on the job to conclude that it would be impossible to decide which bones belonged to whom.

In osteoporosis, the same cytokines seem to accelerate the rate at which bone is broken down.

Maximum bone development ends in one's 20's, after which bone loss gradually begins to exceed bone formation.

It also could help illuminate the relationship between osteoporosis, in which bone is lost, and heart disease.

Over the years, some die-hards develop surfer's ear, a condition in which bone builds up in the ear canal after prolonged exposure to cold water.

But the scaffolds on which bone is grown are fragile, as they need to be porous and biodegradable.