Übersetzung für 'bone fragment' von Englisch nach Deutsch

bone fragment

Knochenstück {n}

Knochensplitter {m}

Knochenfragment {n}archaeo.med.

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parietal bone fragment

Scheitelbeinfragment {n}anat.archaeo.zool.

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fragment antigen-binding <Fab fragment>

Fab-Fragment {n}biol.

fragment

Fragment {n} <Frgm.>

Bruchstück {n}

to fragment

fragmentieren

habitat fragment

Habitatfragment {n}ecol.

molecular fragment

Molekülfragment {n}biochem.chem.

polysaccharide fragment

Polysaccharidfragment {n}biochem.

virus fragment

Virusfragment {n}med.

relief fragment

Relieffragment {n}archaeo.art

antibody fragment

Antikörperfragment {n}biochem.biol.

fracture fragment

Frakturfragment {n}med.

frond fragment

Wedelfragment {n}bot.

colony fragment

Koloniefragment {n}biol.

Fragment Targum

Fragmententargum {n}bibl.relig.

metal fragment

Metallfragment {n}

operatic fragment

Opernfragment {n}mus.

skull fragment

Schädelbruchstück {n}archaeo.med.

Schädelfragment {n}archaeo.med.

cranial fragment

Schädelfragment {n}

antigen fragment

Antigenfragment {n}biol.

• Littlefield observed that he had found a bone fragment in a furnace in the laboratory to which Webster had access and showed it to the marshal.
• Tests revealed that a pre-existing bone fragment was responsible for the aggravation.
• The putative paraceratheriid genus "Caucasotherium", described from the Caucasus on the basis of a bone fragment with four incisors, is actually a synonym of the Middle Miocene "Kubanochoerus gigas".
• After his two-year-old racing season in which he was voted the Canadian 2-Year-old Champion, Kennedy Road underwent an operation to remove a bone fragment from a hind ankle.
• It was represented by a small bone fragment that is probably part of the left mandible of a temnospondyl amphibian.

• An early Pliocene fossil bone fragment from the northeastern United States closely resembles a modern royal tern.
• In 1933 Wilhelm Freudenberg discovered a frontal bone fragment which has also been associated with "Homo heidelbergensis".
• The only referred specimen is a single bone fragment (BYU 2022).
• fragilis" is known only from a single fossilized bone fragment (specimen number IVPP V636) from the late Cretaceous Period Wangshi Series of Shandong province in eastern China.
• The embalmer may perform small incisions to align smaller fragments, and irregularities that cannot be smoothed out see the bone fragment removed and filled with wax or putty.

• A bone fragment became embedded in his spinal column, paralyzing him for life and forcing him to have a clamp implanted to hold the bones in his back together.
• Juan Pablo's brother, who died of complications from a bone fragment in his lungs.
• This bone fragment is then introduced into the supraorbital bar on the ipsilateral side, thereby increasing width.
• With ZooMS analysis (Zooarchaeology by Mass Spectrometry), the animal species behind a bone fragment or bone artefact can be determined even when no morphological traits survive.
• Triquetral fractures can occur due to forceful flexion of the wrist, causing an avulsion of the dorsal aspect of the bone that is often hidden on anterior radiographs, but can be seen as a tiny bone fragment on lateral views.

• During pterional craniotomy, incisions are often chosen based on the ease of reattaching the temporalis muscle after the bone fragment is replaced.
• The issue is now beyond resolution; however, as the type bone fragment has been lost.
• A study was done on the bone fragments of cremations to show that not only will movement of the bone fragments cause breakage but also environmental factors play a part.