Examples of using Anatomically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Anatomically correct model of the human body
they differ anatomically and consist of different cell types.
Many medical researchers prefer conducting studies with pigs because they are more anatomically similar to humans than other animals,
The most unique drawings of this style arename anatomically accurate repetition of what is located under the skin.
The oldest known footprints of an anatomically modern human being have been found in South Africa.
did you know that Chuck Scarborough is anatomically a woman?
Furthermore, the oldest fossils of anatomically modern humans have been found in east Africa.
A question asked to put to you is,‘Will these new energies change us anatomically and physically as a result of our aligning/activating?
the operation was anatomically successful.
is very young and her body is not anatomically ready for birth.
had the baby in Cesarean operation since her body was not ready anatomically for birth.
Tisdel also claimed that the film falsely portrayed that she continued the relationship with Teena after she discovered Teena was not anatomically male.
Anatomically modern humans have only been around for the last 200,000 years- so you can see it takes a really long time for intelligent life to develop.”.
They have no skeletons, although I don't know how that's anatomically possible.
This happens to be OK-- he's an anatomically interested little boy and that's his mom. Other situations wouldn't be quite so good.
the surgery was anatomically successful.
The Homo-Sapiens remains found in Israel are the oldest anatomically modern human remains that were discovered outside of Africa.
In the absence of qualified help, the pathological process includes longitudinal ligaments that hold the vertebrae in the anatomically correct position.
This happens to be OK- he's an anatomically interested little boy and that's his mom.
All the fossils included under the Homo heidelbergensis classification suggest that people who were anatomically very similar to modern Europeans lived 500,000 and even 740,000 years ago,