Meanings of habitus in English

Similar MRI finding has also been reported in a Japanese woman with CISS1 and marfanoid habitus.

Sub-group analyses were performed according to smoking status, hormone therapy use (HT) and body habitus.

Both patients were healthy adult males with a normal body habitus undergoing elective upper extremity surgical intervention.

Therefore it can be hypothesized that the patient's body habitus can influence the delivery of a spinal injection.

Seven clinical anatomic measurements relating to body habitus were recorded upon induction anesthesia at the time of surgery.

In conclusion, laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy technical difficulty could not be predicted by body habitus from the variables examined in this study.

To those who walk or stand in this fashion, let it be known that this is the "habitus enteroptoticus," or asthenic droop.

Predicted pulmonary function was determined from the coefficients of a regression of pulmonary function on age, sex, and body habitus in the 1,110 never smokers.

In response, quite a few film-makers took to making pictures about nightclub habitués with asymmetric hair.

It was a scene familiar to generations of public speakers and other habitués of the rubber chicken circuit.

As the weeks went by he had become familiar with life on Courthouse Square, its habitués and their habits.

To the other habitués of the coffee shop, Erich was just the crippled man who was hogging the deck.

Rich or poor, the culturally inclined habitués of the megametropolis' Old Quarter rubbed elbows with their more dangerous brethren.

'Habitus' means clothing, and cloth is woven from single threads.

Most are habitués of the tables-atthis level of society everyone knows everyone else-butamong them one man stands apart.

Perhaps the regular habitués of this place were unaccustomed to the light of day, or didn't wish to be seen clearly.