musculature
肌肉
definition
noun
Cranial nerve musculature is less involved, and ophthalmoplegia is rare.
the system or arrangement of muscles in a body, a part of the body, or an organ.
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Bones are obscured by overlying feathers, skin, and 'musculature' .
Atrophy of the hands, particularly the intrinsic 'musculature' , may be present.
Unlike the upper esophageal sphincter, the lower sphincter is not pulled open by extrinsic 'musculature' .
Their teeth were large and pointy, and their jaw 'musculature' was strong.
The types of scales that are present in fossils permit us to say something about the dermal 'musculature' .
The body wall 'musculature' consists of three longitudinal muscles that form a continuous layer around the body.
Cranial nerve 'musculature' is less involved, and ophthalmoplegia is rare.
Based on those observations, he initiated a study of the role of the pelvic and tail 'musculature' in the ventilation of pigeons.
The tongue 'musculature' is largely contained within a fibrous sac, so the whole maintains a constant volume irrespective of its shape.
Even though the heat is generated by the flight 'musculature' , the platypleurine cicadas are able to elevate body temperature without flight.
The posterior 'musculature' consists of six muscles in two groups, superficial and deep.
the speech 'musculature'
Treatment to restore normal tone and function to the pelvic floor 'musculature' should not be overlooked.
This allows the anal 'musculature' to relax, and the fissure invariably heals.
The jaw 'musculature' is immensely strong, giving rise to huge pressures and displacement forces.
the shape and 'musculature' of a dolphin
This was well established through analysis of reflexes in crayfish abdominal 'musculature' .
Similarly, the basic structure of the human body is provided by the skeleton and 'musculature' .
A neurologic examination revealed normal strength in the upper extremities with normal 'musculature' .
Internal voids resulted from the more rapid decay of internal organs and 'musculature' than the cuticle of the exoskeleton.
We now know that the actions of the specialized 'musculature' of the lower esophageal sphincter provide the chief barrier to reflux.
This test will fail if the abdominal 'musculature' is very weak or if you are feeling through a diastasis recti.
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