uncalcified造句

• Both genera are characterised by partially uncalcified ( conchiolin ) shell portions.
• The structure of the individual zooids is generally simple, with an uncalcified, flexible frontal wall.
• It lays usually less than 10 uncalcified egss, but sometimes more ( according table values ).
• The base and crown of these are composed of dentine separated by an uncalcified layer and they are replaced at intervals.
• "' Malacostegina "'is a sub-order of marine, colonial bryozoans in the uncalcified, flexible frontal wall.
• In the basal subclass Penicillata, consisting of the tiny bristle millipedes, the exoskeleton is soft and uncalcified, and is covered in prominent setae or bristles.
• In some newly diagnosed patients, there is an abrupt transition from relatively normal-appearing diaphyses to uncalcified metaphases, suggesting an abrupt metabolic change has occurred.
• "Calliarthron " is calcified, but also has uncalcified joints that allow it to flex in response to the waves to which it is subjected.
• Pedicellate teeth are characterized by two layers of hardened dentine, one at the tooth base and one at the tooth tip, surrounding a middle layer of softer, uncalcified dentine.
• The structure of the individual zooids is generally simple, a box-like chamber of calcium carbonate, the polypides reaching out through an uncalcified flexible frontal wall, often surrounded by numerous spines.
• Recent specimens of " Oxygyrus keraudreni " have an uncalcified developmental trend involving a reduction of calcareous matter in the course of time, as a gradual weight reduction beneficial for holoplanktonic life.
• However, in free-walled forms, the frontal walls are uncalcified, and no contact is made with the vertical walls, creating a wider coelomic connection around the distal ends of the vertical walls.
• In the long bones, there is an abrupt change from a normal appearance in the shaft ( diaphysis ) to uncalcified regions near the ends ( metaphysis ), which suggests the occurrence of an abrupt metabolic change.
• Fibrocartilage is found in the pubic symphysis, the menisci and the TMJ . It is also present at the tendon bone interface, where there is a transition from soft tendon to uncalcified then calcified fibrocartilage before becoming bone.
• If the baculum tip is made up of uncalcified cartilage, has a porous base, masses less than 1.2 g, and measures less than 90 mm long, then the baculum belongs to a juvenile male.
• It differs from other gobiguanians such as " Ctenomastax " and " Temujinia " in that it has a large uncalcified region ( a fontanelle ) around an opening in its skull roof called the pineal foramen.
• Monotremes have some features which may be inherited from the original amniotes such as the same orifice to urinate, defecate and reproduce ( cloaca )  as lizards and birds also do  and they lay eggs which are leathery and uncalcified.
• The symptoms are nasal hypoplasia, depressed nasal bridge, deep groove between nostril and nasal tip, stippling of uncalcified epiphyses during first year, mild hypoplasia of nails, shortened fingers, low birth weight, significant intellectual disability, seizures, reduced muscle tone, widely spaced nipples, deafness and feeding difficulty.