skeletal

IPA: skˈɛɫʌtʌɫ

adjective

  • of, or relating to the skeleton
  • haggard, cadaverous, emaciated or gaunt
  • barebones, lacking elaboration
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Examples of "skeletal" in Sentences

  • The skeletal of dinosaurs is big.
  • The image that is displayed is the skeletal formula.
  • Inside the car was the skeletal body of Mary Jane Gooding.
  • Most of the calcium is stored in the skeletal bone complex.
  • The stapedius is the smallest skeletal muscle in the human body.
  • It is associated with the knees and skeletal system of the body.
  • The facial and skeletal musculature are strongly affected by anger.
  • The number of bones in the human skeletal system is a controversial topic.
  • The two organs most commonly affected are the liver and the skeletal muscle.
  • It is necessary to refill the glycogen stores in the skeletal muscles and liver.
  • - ATPase in skeletal muscle, which participates in the control of muscle contraction and H +, K +
  • Gotch's work made it likely that the same all-or-nothing behaviour might be found in skeletal muscle fibres.
  • Emilio Veratti (1872-1967), described for the first time the sarcoplasmic reticulum in skeletal muscle fibers.
  • To see a lot more different fish types in skeletal form, click on the Helter Skeletons link in the first paragraph.
  • A new study explores the link between the protective effect of IP in skeletal muscles and the substance that triggers hibernation.
  • Female relatives are needed because maternal DNA copies are found more easily in skeletal remains, said Kenneth Terry, head of the division's Prisoner Of War/Missing
  • Assuming for a moment that these findings are also present in skeletal muscle, it would not be hard to imagine that these individuals are likely to find exercise more difficult and tiring than their co-twins with a normal mitochondrial population - less exercise means further weight gain and further decline in mitochondrial function - a nice little vicious cycle, if I ever saw one.
  • In a presentation concerning early nutritional programming and long-term skeletal health to be presented on April 27 at the Experimental Biology 2010 meeting in Anaheim, researchers from North Carolina State University and the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine will present evidence that very early calcium nutrition may have more impact than we previously thought.

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