Sentence examples for whose abdomen from inspiring English sources

In 1822, an Army surgeon named William Beaumont was called to an island in Lake Huron to treat a teenage boy whose abdomen had been ripped open by an accidental gunshot.

That year rumours abounded that Lady Flora Hastings, whose abdomen had grown large, was pregnant by Conroy.

Variations also exist whose abdomen, cephalothorax, or entire body is brown, sometimes with a dull red or yellow stripe, or cream-coloured spots on its upper side.

After the show, more than 1,000 teenagers tried to gang into Presley's room at the auditorium.... Indications of the harm Presley did just in La Crosse were the two high school girls ... whose abdomen and thigh had Presley's autograph".

Furuncular myiasis is transmitted to vertebrate animals by a hematophagous insect, on whose abdomen a female botfly has deposited her eggs.

Among those on display here are four out of a series of 52 made by Giovan-Battista Manfredini, which show women with faces resembling those of benign Roman Catholic saints whose abdomens are open to reveal different aspects of pregnancy, including one showing the unborn baby in fetal position.

The team tested its technique on three mice whose abdomens had been grafted with cells from human brain cancer.

It is controlled by a very well conserved PCP gene cassette used to polarize all adult structures in Drosophila (e.g. the wing, the eye, the abdomen, and the notum), and whose homologues also control PCP in vertebrates.

Compared with patients whose infection was in the torso or abdomen, patients with an upper extremity infection were significantly more likely to switch from IV-to-oral IV-to-oral IV-to-orallengtherapyV thadapy, and shorter length

She cites the case of Connah Broom, an 11-year-old boy with neuroblastoma who went to Mexico for PDT and whose secondary tumours – but not the original one in his abdomen – are said to have gone.

In this study, we focused on three other da neurons: ldaA, ldaA-like and v'ada whose expansive arbor occupies the entire lateral plate of the abdomen (right in Fig. 1; also shown later in Fig. 3G).