Sentences with phrase «as skeletal»

For your convenience, we have collected a variety of short notice Resignation Letter Templates which are flexible and easy to alter, should you decide to use any of these as a skeletal framework for your letter.

Like many games of this genre (even Yooka - Laylee), the story eventually involves wacky animal characters and creatures such as a skeletal jazz musician (justified by the zombie dust) and an aged female scientist who is a turtle (I have no idea about that one).

sewn in the same way as suh's «hubs», these pieces are immersed in water, during which a gelatin tissue canvas leaves an impression of fabric threads that appear as a skeletal framework against the colored form of an object.

sewn in the same way as Suh's «hubs», these pieces are immersed in water, during which a gelatin tissue canvas leaves an impression of fabric threads that appear as a skeletal framework against the colored form of an object.

However, the closing shot of the cat - like Ori consoling a tiny owl — as they look as the skeletal remains of much larger owls, frozen in their moment of doom — conjures up some serious feelings.

After what can best be described as a skeletal launch for Street Fighter V, Capcom have at least ensured that this game ships with all the essentials — a cinematic storyline, a robust online outing and even an arcade mode.

Baclofen is a human medication used as a skeletal muscle relaxant.

It affects the nervous system as well as skeletal and cardiac muscle.

Hookworms can penetrate the skin and cause cutaneous larva migrans, although in rare instances visceral larva migrans can also occur, as well as skeletal muscle or intestinal involvement.

The procedure here will get you started, even as skeletal as it is.

This serves as the skeletal plot of Yorgos Lanthimos's latest film, The Killing Of A Sacred Deer.

Perhaps realizing that it's divisive and reductive to only dabble in one or the other, SMD opts for a satisfactory middle ground in its live sets, rearranging the pair's accessible pop moments as skeletal reincarnations of themselves.

Excitable cells, such as skeletal muscle and nerve cells, contain voltage - dependent calcium channels in their cell membranes that allow for rapid changes in calcium concentrations.

It has been found that a deficiency of this crucial vitamin may lead to birth defects in animals, particularly conditions such as skeletal deformities, cleft palate, cleft lip, etc. (7)

Human brains, unique amongst animals, can use ketones as a major fuel source during prolonged starvation, allowing the conservation of protein such as skeletal muscle.

«Proteins are broken down into amino acids and used by the body for everything from creating enzymes, immunoprotectors, transporter molecules, and structural elements, such as skeletal muscle,» he says.

Upon binding to targeted cells such as skeletal muscle and brain cells, glucagon acts to decrease the amount of glucose in the bloodstream.

I hate to disagree in regards to height / weight — I am also 5» 5 ″ and weight 105 — I still have curves and my doctor considers my weight healthly considering my bone structure — based on tests, my bone structure is extremely small but dense so there is currently no concern in regards to bonde deterioration or my weight — all other tests regarding my health are excellent so I think telling anyone what their healthy weight should be without having additional information such as skeletal size, bone density, family history, etc. is irresponsible at best.

As far as skeletal muscle growth is concerned, carbs and protein are more anabolic than dietary fat.

The protective effects were seen in both the diaphragm, the primary muscle used for breathing, as well as skeletal muscle.

This is associated with modification of hypothalamic nitric oxide release that favors glucose uptake in metabolic tissues such as skeletal muscle, liver, and adipose tissue.

This expertise includes diagnosis as well as surgical and nonsurgical treatment for a wide range of problems such as skeletal deformities, musculoskeletal diseases, and traumatic injuries.

The gene, known as gata5, acts in embryonic cells, which are primordial, unspecialized cells that form in the earliest stage of embryonic development and are genetically programmed to evolve into one of many specialized cell types, such as skeletal muscle cells, nerve cells, blood cells, skin cells, and liver cells.

Any wealth, as well as skeletal remains, appears to have been looted centuries ago.

«The vitamin D receptor is expressed in insulin - secreting pancreatic beta cells and in peripheral target tissues such as skeletal muscle and adipose tissue.

«Under no circumstances should it be concluded from our work that consumption of marijuana can be a way to cure diabetes,» Prof. Dobrzyn warns and explains: «The concentration of glucose in the blood is determined by the balance between the activities of alpha and beta cells of the pancreas and insulin target tissues such as skeletal muscle and adipose tissue.

Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressive (FOP) is a rare, but devastating genetic disease where bone is grown within soft tissue, such as skeletal muscle.

But heart tissue is not known for being as resilient as skeletal muscles or skin.

That single living individual, as well as skeletal remains, indicate Rattus detentus has a heavy build and shorter tail than many other members of the genus.

There are also different versions of AAV that can preferentially go to different tissues, such as skeletal and cardiac muscle, so researchers can deliver them systemically.

Coral reefs are typically massive biogenic formations of calcium carbonate (limestone) that is deposited within or around the bodies of the inhabitants of the reef as skeletal material.

Not exact matches

After meeting Wednesday with his Chinese counterpart, Nigerian Foreign Minister Geoffrey Onyeama said Taiwan would have no diplomatic representation whatsoever in Nigeria and that «a trade mission with a skeletal staff» would operate in Lagos, as state news agency NAN reported.

Will Canadian military leaders dig deep and find resources to put some flesh on the bones of the skeletal military relationship with China (and Asia) even as they grapple with the challenges of reduced budgets and manpower.

The skeletal structure of this pattern runs something like this: Acknowledging our «guilt» as free beings requires that we «resolve» to make an authentic response to that freedom.

Science has discovered chariot wheels in the Red Sea, sea level rises above trees during the period of the great flood, and skeletal remains of giants (though there is concerted effort to keep these under wraps as «hoaxes»).

The great fact that drives a coach and horses through the theory of evolution, the lack of fossil (or skeletal) evidence for it, is here described dismissively as «one of the arguments against».

Moving forward, Perdue will design and implement an approach to baby chick nutrition that better supports its birds as they develop their immune, skeletal and other foundational systems that help keep them healthy later in life.

Vit A is required for normal vision, for maintaining the integrity and normal functioning of glandular and epithelial tissue, for skeletal growth, for maintenance of immunity, and for protection against certain cancers such as bronchial cancer.

Post-race, the blood of a marathoner can paint a picture of diseased organs and biochemical decay thanks to compounds tossed off by the skeletal muscle, heart, and liver, such as troponin, a cardiac enzyme whose elevation signals trauma to the heart.

Age is also an important factor as it is reflective of your child's skeletal development.

Because the growth plates at the end of the major bones in a child's arms and legs are open, their muscles and bones are still developing, and because their hormone levels aren't the same as adults, an intense strength and conditioning program is inappropriate before skeletal maturity.

The skeletal structure that will one day support your baby's whole body starts out as flexible cartilage that gradually ossifies (or becomes hard bone) as your little one absorbs more calcium from you during your pregnancy — and then from the foods he eats well beyond (try 20 years beyond).

She needs to be held properly - you need to be gentle in holding your newborn supporting the neck and the back with your arms; because as a newborn, her skeletal structure is soft and still developing.

She spoke about the kinds of issues that she helps babies with, such as misalignments of the skeletal system, central nervous system dysfunction, stress, birth trauma and developmental challenges.

Skeletal dysplasias, in which bones don't form normally, and usually include other issues, such as short stature, in addition to bowed legs

Additionally, prenatal yoga such as moderate stretches is soothing to your joints and the entire skeletal system making you very flexible and you will perform your tasks with ease.

My point was that the basic Places functionality is relatively skeletal, and that its power is as a platform to develop interesting applications.

If it's not true that people need to install software, as the article says, then Collactive had better get something up on their skeletal website explaining how it works.

«Additionally, we found that marine organisms responsible for bioerosion broke down the skeletal reef framework very quickly when exposed to high amounts of SGD,» said lead author Katie Lubarsky, who completed this research as part of her graduate degree in Marine Biology at UH M?noa.

The genomic results confirmed Ata's Chilean descent and turned up a slew of mutations in seven genes that separately or in combinations contribute to various bone deformities, facial malformations or skeletal dysplasia, more commonly known as dwarfism.