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os·si·fi·ca·tion [ˌɒsɪfɪˈkeɪʃən, Am ˌɑ:səfɪˈ-] N no pl
1. ossification (changing into bone):
ossification
Verknöcherung f <-, -en>
ossification
Ossifikation f <-, -en> spec
2. ossification fig form (becoming inflexible):
ossification
Verknöcherung f <-, -en> fig
ossification
Erstarrung f <-> fig
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ossification
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The endoskeleton shows a large or complete lack of ossification.
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The dens itself is vulnerable to fracture due to trauma or ossification.
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During the 7-8th intrauterine month an ossification center is formed in the talus.
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On a scale of 5, it gives a measure of progression of ossification; the grade of 5 means that skeletal maturity is reached.
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Despite its very young age, the hatchling was able to walk, as is shown by the complete ossification of the ilium.
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Bones, ossification of the connective tissue between the muscle segments are often very numerous.
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de.mimi.hu
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Gräten, Verknöcherungen des Bindegewebes zwischen den Muskelsegmenten, sind oft sehr zahlreich.
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de.mimi.hu
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The congestion between the heel bone and the attachment site of this fascia is an increasing tissue damage associated with a ossification, called Calcaneal.
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www.ocg-kl.de
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Durch die Überlastung entsteht zwischen dem Fersenbein und der Anhaftungsstelle dieser Faszie eine zunehmende Gewebeschädigung, verbunden mit einer Verknöcherung, dem sogenannten Fersensporn.
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www.ocg-kl.de
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If there is no appropriate treatment or. fails this, threaten ossification, Muscle shortening and finally a stiffening of the joint.
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www.onlineshops-finden.de
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Erfolgt keine angemessene Therapie bzw. scheitert diese, drohen Verknöcherungen, Muskelverkürzungen und schließlich eine Versteifung des Gelenkes.
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www.onlineshops-finden.de
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It is only through engineering a different form of organisational DNA, different forms of resource and skill sharing and new forms of decision making, that we can hope to immunise the social structure from this long term ossification.
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www.monochrom.at
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Um unser neues System langfristig vor dieser Verknöcherung zu bewahren, ist es unumgänglich, neue organisatorische Wege zu beschreiten, neue Möglichkeiten zu suchen, Ressourcen und Fähigkeiten zu teilen, und eine andere Art, Entscheidungen zu treffen, zu entwickeln.
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www.monochrom.at
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A delayed ossification involving a pronounced impairment in the assembly of fibrillar collagens leads to a decrease in BMD.
www.ngfn.de
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Eine verzögerte Ossifikation und eine starke Beeinträchtigung in der Kollagenfibrillogenese führte zu einer Abnahme in der Knochendichte.
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