Sentence examples for width of the pelvis from inspiring English sources

24– 26 The aims of this study were to evaluate if the width of the pelvis or femoral neck shaft angle constituted independent risk factors, or if in combination of these constituted a risk factor for developing GTPS.

Women with GTPS appear wider at the hips than women without GTPS due to increased levels of peripheral adiposity and, in some cases, lower femoral neck shaft angles, rather than differences in bony width of the pelvis or hips.

In a study that used participants ranging in age from 20 to 79, researchers found that the width of the pelvis, the distance between the hip bones and the diameter of the hip bones all increased as people got older and that the pelvic width of the oldest people in the study was, on average, about an inch larger than the youngest.

Body height (cm), body mass (kg), the width and depth of the pelvis, the width of the knee joints and ankle joints, and the length of the lower limbs were measured (cm).

We measured the length and width of the thighbone, the length of the pelvis, the width of the pelvic cavity and the width of the fourth cervical vertebra on the second (F2) and the third (F3) generation mice bred in a 2G environment every ten days from 20 days old to 60 days old in an experiment on bone formation.

Forty years later, we receive instead a $1,200 coach seat half the width of a human pelvis, a mismatched pair of circus peanuts and the in-flight director's recut of "Bicentennial Man".

The true acetabulum region was the area enclosed by a right-angle triangle with a height and width equal to 20%% of the height of the pelvis on the AP radiograph.

Later the uterus rises out of the pelvis.

The response appears to be largely determined by the rocking of the pelvis.

Avulsion injuries of the pelvis occur usually in athletic adolescents.

X-ray of the pelvis in a healthy child (a).