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Meanings of sacral vertebrae in English
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Examples for "sacrum"
Examples for "sacrum"
1
Tumors at the sacrum and coccyx are more likely to be malignant.
2
The sacrum should be slightly inward so that the trunk is upright.
3
RT was determined when the sacrum moved following random visual stimulus.
4
The sacrum and the upper back must be straight and upright.
5
She has a tattoo of a magic square above her sacrum.
Usage of sacral vertebrae in English
1
In Tumblers there are either eleven, or twelve, or thirteen sacral vertebrae.
2
Lesions located in sacral vertebrae and cervical vertebrae, which were adjacent to nerve root and spinal canal respectively.
3
The rock-pigeon has twelve sacral vertebrae; but these vary in number, relative size, and distinctness, in the different breeds.
4
The twins were united below the third sacral vertebrae in such a manner that they could lie alongside of each other.
5
Rheumatism or metastatic infection may be the cause of hip lameness as well as affections of the pelvic bones, lumbar and sacral vertebrae.
6
In man the lumbar vertebrae have sometimes assumed the character of the sacral vertebrae, the sacral vertebrae presenting the aspect of lumbar vertebrae, etc.
7
The caudal and sacral vertebrae vary in number; as does the number of the ribs, together with their relative breadth and the presence of processes.
8
Vasey in his 'Delineations of the Ox Tribe' 1851 page 127, says the zebu has four, and common ox five, sacral vertebrae.
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Translations for sacral vertebrae
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