10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OSSIFIED»
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Dinosaurs of the Air: The Evolution and Loss of Flight in ...
Visible are large ossified sternal plates articulated with ossified sternal ribs, as
well as a series of ossified uncinate processes. The scapuloco- racoids are no
longer in articulation with the cora- coidial grooves on the anterior edges of the ...
2
Bones: Structure and Mechanics
Many of the birds that have ossified tendons spend much of their time walking,
rather than flying; pheasants, turkeys, and chickens are examples. In these birds
the tendon is replaced by bone over much of its length. In turkeys, ossified leg ...
3
Catalogue of the Hunterian Collection in the Museum of the ...
The valves of the aorta slightly ossified ; with dilatation and ossification of the
aorta itself. One of the coronary arteries is also ossified to a considerable extent
from its origin. 324. Part of the arch of the aorta much ossified, and somewhat
dilated ...
Royal College of Surgeons of England. Museum, 1830
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Catalogue of the Contents of the Museum of the Royal College ...
323. The valves of the aorta slightly ossified ; with dilatation and ossification of
the aorta itself. One of the coronary arteries is also ossified to a considerable
extent from its origin. 324. Part of the arch of the aorta much ossified, and
somewhat ...
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OPLL: Ossification of the Posterior Longitudinal Ligament
However, sufficient decompression occasionally cannot be achieved by shifting
the ossified ligament anteriorly in patients whose ossified ligament is sharply
protruding toward the spinal cord, resembling a bird's beak. This sharply
protruding ...
K. Yonenobu, K. Nakamura, Y. Toyama, 2007
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Catalogue of the Hunterian Collection in the Museum of the ...
The valves of the aorta slightly ossified; with dilatation and ossification of the
aorta itself. One of the coronary arteries is also ossified to a considerable extent
from its origin. 324. Part of the arch of the aorta much ossified, and somewhat
dilated ...
Royal College of Surgeons in London. Museum, 1830
7
Principles and Methods of Toxicology
For these sites, incompletely ossified centra are included in the count and
unossified sites are excluded. Any alterations in sternal ossification are noted.
For example, sternal ossification between the manubrium and xiphoid is
nonsequential, ...
8
Syndromes of the Head and Neck
Achondrogeneses Type 1A Type 1B Skull Vertebral column Poorly ossified
Bodies unossified Pedicles ossified Mild ossification disturbance Body minimally
ossified Arches ossified only in cervical and upper thoracic region Short without ...
M.S. D.Sc. Regents' Professor Emeritus of Oral Pathology and Genetics at School of Dentistry Robert J. Gorlin D.D.S, D.M.D. M. Michael Cohen Jr., Ph.D. Professor Oral Pathology Faculty of Denistry, Ph.D. Department of Pediatrics and Medical Genetics Raoul C.M. Hennekam M.D., Academic Medical Center University of Amsterdam, 2001
9
Current Therapy in Equine Medicine
In feet in which one cartilage had a high ossification grade and the other was less
ossified, Ru ratio at the base of the cartilage for the less ossified side was
significantly lower than the other, indicating increased remodeling at the base of
the ...
Norman Edward Robinson, Kim A. Sprayberry, 2009
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Hyman's Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
An occipital group of bones is typically ossified around the foramei magnum in
the parachordals and tecta at the rear end of the chondro cranium (fig. 8.6B, 8.7 A
, B). They are the supraoccipital above; the twc exoccipitals, one on each side; ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OSSIFIED»
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These include patients with anatomical malformations of the cochlea and temporal bone, patients deafened from meningitis with an ossified ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Jul 15»
Ed Lotterman: Wealth of nations changes over time – not always for …
Judiciaries in most countries are ossified and in some corrupt. Despite efforts by numerous conservative and centrist governments to reduce ... «The Idaho Statesman, Jul 15»
How NASA advanced the cause of African Americans during the …
The space program galvanized the nation, yet Jim Crow laws, ossified attitudes and basic racism stood as barriers to African American ... «Washington Post, Jul 15»
Four-Legged Snake Shakes Up Squamate Family Tree - Or Does It?
Lee notes that the limbs of Tetrapodophis seem to be “fairly poorly ossified.” “That's not what you find in burrowers because you want your ... «Discover Magazine, Jul 15»
Modernity And The Madrasa
This ossified mode of learning had some merit hundreds of years ago, but to defend it now in the name of minority rights is a gross injustice to ... «The Indian Express, Jul 15»
Lessons on Corruption from Cuba's Mariela Castro
Mariela defends her family's 56 year old ossified regime with tooth and nail, so by definition she is the conservative. For the record, she only ... «Havana Times, Jul 15»
The Left Versus The Internet
Given the political headwinds of 2008, when the Left saw itself as battling against the ossified remains of the Religious Right, as personified by ... «The Federalist, Jul 15»
How to End Partisan Gridlock, India Edition
Certain policies, including revisions to India's ossified labor laws -- something Modi is just beginning to discuss with unions -- will require action ... «Bloomberg View, Jul 15»
Review: 'Dylan Goes Electric!' Considers Folk, Rock and a '60s Divide
But it's the agility of Mr. Wald's thinking and his willingness to treat a long-ossified event as living history that give “Dylan Goes Electric!” its bite. «New York Times, Jul 15»
Labour didn't just lose because of its leader. The party's campaign …
But the problem with this pride is that is has ossified into a fetishisation of the way canvassing is done that I believe is now part of the problem. «New Statesman, Jul 15»
