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Eyes with spongy oedema showed diffuse thickening of macula.
Skinner's team used a scanning device to analyze the 3-D structure and density of spongy trabecular tissue that grows beneath bones' hard outer layers.
It was noticed that, while the chimpanzees, early homo sapiens, Neandertals and Australopithecus had bones with a high density of spongy bones; modern humans in comparison, have a lower bone density.
You pop some lotion onto the spongy square, then simply reach back and rub it into your skin.
They have been replaced with seven fully-grown beardy actors shuffling around the stage on their knees which, due to health and safety for knees, are heavily padded with little spongy legs dangling in front.
Upon arriving at my children's school this morning, I was pleased to see that a new playground surfacing had been laid - a soft, spongy surface that will doubtless save several trips to the school nurse.
Washington, July 4 ( ANI ): The genetic cause of a rare skin condition that causes the hands and feet to turn white and spongy when exposed to water, has now been identified.
The species, spongy mazegill, was unearthed by site ranger Mark Allen in February and has been confirmed by a leading UK mycologist at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.
When I was a moody kid growing up in Detroit's Jewish suburbs, the prosaically named seven-layer cake was the stuff of my dreams: seven impossibly thin and golden spongy planks of cake glued together with thin stripes of fluffy chocolate cream, all coated in a velvety dark chocolate glaze.
He had been shooting ping-pongsized spongy Nerf balls at the side of the school.
There are also spongy pads that have ridges like a ruffled potato chip, providing a greater area to stick to surfaces.
swans, spongy grass and blanket bog, each inch a million years.