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Meanings of anatomical features in English
Russian
часть организма Portuguese
estrutura anatómica Spanish
estructura anatomica Catalan
estructura anatòmica Entity with a single connected inherent 3D shape that's created by coordinated expression of the organism's own DNA.
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Examples for "bodyparts"
Examples for "bodyparts"
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It was spreadeagled in a radial burst of limbs and bodyparts, dripping from its emptied-out thorax.
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Moon bears, poached for their bile and bodyparts, are classified as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
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Lizard feet found intact in a stoat stomach What an alpine stoat ate for its last meal -skink bodyparts.
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Thus speaks the science of man; thus counsels reason, guided by anatomical structure.
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It is not possible to deal here with the alteration in anatomical structure; cf.
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Rhythmic vitality, anatomical structure, conformity with nature, suitability of colouring, artistic composition, and finish.
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Dentin regeneration is challenging due to its complicated anatomical structure and the shortage of odontoblasts.
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The corpus callosum (CC) is an anatomical structure which connects the two brain hemispheres.
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A fundamental anatomical feature of retinal neurons is that they form planar mosaics.
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Her not having observed Daniels's one memorable anatomical feature, this clue sailed by her.
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These small and often harmless-looking plants are best known for that unique anatomical feature, urticating hairs.
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She looked first at Ellie's body, and then glanced in the mirror, comparing every possible anatomical feature.
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Specific clinical and early anatomical features may suggest rare and atypical pathological diagnosis in vivo.
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Raise upper part of body without assistance from hands or arms.
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Subcutaneous adipose tissue forms the dominating part of body fat.
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Ms Meaney was born with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome - a tissue disorder that has an adverse effect on every part of body.
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Tells about the test Each girl swathed in black velvet except for exposed part of body which she was to exemplify.
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This morning found him lying on floor of living-room, head and chest literally burned to ashes, but lower part of body and arms untouched.
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But it also invades men-by the most bodily part of the mind-soto speak-the link between soul and body-themanner.
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Thus it is the bodily part of man in which heaven finally terminates, and upon which it stands as upon its base.
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Still the man does not die; he is only separated from the bodily part which was of use to him in the world.
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Joke about it boast about it - anything but acknowledge that it's a bodily part like any other which does at times need looking after.
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Nor does the woman cover any of her bodily parts in the presence of any person.
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The relevant body part is isolated in each case, like a specimen.
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He takes something completely inadequate-likea single body part if you're Degas.
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As in many sports, the ankle is the most injured body part.
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Or in the hospital, getting some missing body part sewed back on.
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One body part you should stretch just before climbing is your hips.
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Correlations between anatomical structures and measures of semantic processing were also performed.
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Don't be foolish-theanatomical structures in question have been known for centuries.
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This technique may allow surgeons to identify hidden anatomical structures during robotic surgery.
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Distinct firing properties among touch receptors are influenced by multiple, interworking anatomical structures.
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Hence, first of all, the anatomical structures must be understood.
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People feel chilli-related pain in different parts of body, Stewart says.
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Nor does the woman cover any of her bodily parts in the presence of any person.
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But Erik declared that, splendid as were his bodily parts, he had been rash in pronouncing the vow.
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"Any other orifices or bodily parts it protects?" she asked.
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"Please note that I am alive, free, that I have boots, most of my bodily parts-
Usage of anatomical features in English
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Specific clinical and early anatomical features may suggest rare and atypical pathological diagnosis in vivo.
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We evaluated percentage of salvageable parenchyma, tumor location and anatomical features preventing a nephron sparing approach.
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Unibody bifurcated stent graft proved to be suitable for most proximal para-anastomotic aneurysms with various anatomical features.
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We identified 10 sexually dimorphic anatomical features indicative of normal penile and clitoral differentiation in intact mice.
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Autopsy studies found that most of the brains of aMCI cases showed anatomical features associated with AD pathology.
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Materials and methods: The nephrometry score is based on 5 critical and reproducible anatomical features of solid renal masses.
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Illustration of a horse with a feedbag on and a leg with humorous indications of its anatomical features, included.
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In patients with fibrosis burden below 25%, RDs either moved near small fibrotic patches or anchored to anatomical features.
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Children with Down syndrome (DS) are at risk for sleep disturbances due to the anatomical features of the syndrome.
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But a few critical anatomical features, including a long, tube-shaped ear canal, distinguish Saadanius from its primate predecessors, the scientists say.
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Consistent anatomical features were used to delimit and parcellate brain regions in the macaque, which were then categorized according to functional systems.
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These templates were designed according to the anatomical features of femoral head surface, the rotation centre and the planned prosthesis shaft angle.
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In fact, even into the 1980s it was not clear from anatomical features alone exactly where humans slotted into the primate evolutionary tree.
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In a sense, the success of bioprinted micro-tissues depends on how close their architectures are to the anatomical features of their native counterparts.
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Recommendations are provided for mitigating this potential confound, and highlight how the procedure may lead to more accurate measurement and comparison of anatomical features.
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In the classic One Fine Face, Ernie (backed up by a willing Elmo) goes through the anatomical features of the human visage.
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