Examples of using Ossification in English and their translations into French
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fetal body weight and delayed skeletal ossification.
reduced fetal weight and fetal ossification delays- and to reduce fertility in rats.
delay ossification and increase foetal mortality when given in weekly doses of approximately 20 times the recommended human weekly dose.
There were also dose-related increases in the incidence of poor skeletal ossification at≥ 0.2 mg/kg and evidence of maternal toxicity at≥
enabling it to grow and create strong ossification(fusion) between vertebrae, which will increase the vertebral column's stability.
weight loss, post-implantation loss, delayed ossification Effects on offspring only observed with maternal toxicity.
decreased fetal body weight and ossification delays and developmental variations)
effects on fetal growth(lower fetal body weight and/or delayed ossification) in rats,
it causes a sort of ossification and paralysis of the astral body,
Finally, Horror Vacui(fear of empty space) is a work consisting of photographs from a Study on Ossification of the Hand among Black Children in the Belgian Congo, published in 1951,
OSSIFICATION: the tendency to passively accommodate the inevitable inertia of bureaucratic culture.
No effects of the soft tissues or skeleton and ossification were detected in the fetuses following visceral dissection and staining of the skeletons.
There is a partial fusion with ossification of the right sacroiliac joint.
particulated PRF-matrizes can support the ossification.
dimensions of a point of ossification(thumb sesamoid bone)
Reduced foetal weight, reduced degree of ossification, oedema, undescended testes,
Transient developmental effects(delayed ossification) were observed in rabbits at maternally toxic doses 100 mg/kg/d.
The degree of ossification on this sternal fragment is from somebody in their mid to late 70s.
However, many of the 20 mg/kg fetuses showed a retardation in ossification of the cranial bones.
Xylene(mixed isomers) has produced fetotoxic effects(delayed ossification and behavioural effects) in animals, in the absence of maternal toxicity.