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Meanings of thighbone in anglès
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Examples for "femur"
Examples for "femur"
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Kerry, 71, broke his right femur on Sunday while cycling in France.
2
The wound was perfectly round and the patella and femur were intact.
3
Nyssa heard the femur pop and took the meat extended to her.
4
The Kayan women have relatively a much longer femur than the men.
5
Nomograms of chest circumference versus gestational age and femur length were constructed.
1
The muscle's anatomy helps to explain a different rectus femoris strain injury.
2
The quadriceps femoris muscle and lungs were observed grossly and microscopically.
3
The man who attacked you completely severed your semimembranosus, semitendinosus, and biceps femoris muscles.
4
The chief physiological antagonistics of the glutei are the quadriceps femoris and tensor fascia lata.
5
Arterial and venous plasma samples and biceps femoris muscle were analyzed by mass spectrometry-based metabolomics.
1
A second brought another to the earth with a broken thigh bone.
2
He thinks he can see the elephant's thigh bone on the bottom.
3
In the end it turned out that he had broken his thigh bone.
4
Your thigh bone, like the grasshopper's thigh, is called a femur.
5
They've got a thigh bone, it seems, nearly a yard long.
Usage of thighbone in anglès
1
A union bullet had shattered his thighbone and had partly crippled him.
2
The rib cage just to the left belonged with the thighbone yards away.
3
He picked up a thighbone and held it like a weapon.
4
Perhaps just a simple break in the lower thighbone.
5
Case report: A 59-year-old patient was treated for thighbone leiomyosarcoma, with surgical resection and adjuvant radiotherapy.
6
They have tried to use tissues from several frozen Siberian specimens including, most recently, a well-preserved thighbone.
7
Forensic studies began with that one thighbone.
8
The thighbone is connected to the shinbone.
9
The shinbone is connected to the thighbone.
10
Char-grilled Spatchcock Spatchcock is a small baby chicken that has had the backbone, breastbone and thighbone removed.
11
He leapt and jammed the thighbone into one of its eyes-theeye shattered like glass and went dim.
12
Halle has a thighbone of the Virgin Mary; Spain has seven or eight, all said to be undoubted relics.
13
They've also been linked to two rare but serious effects: breakdown in the bones of the jaw and thighbone fractures.
14
They accidentally broke into the top part first, jostled the remains, then realized their mistake and gently removed the thighbone.
15
It normally moves slightly up and down without touching the end of the femur, the thighbone, when walking or running.
16
The battle continued in the deadly comic-opera vein common to all armed combat since the first rock and thighbone duels on Old Earth.
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