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styloid
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sty·loid  (stloid)
adj.
1. Resembling a style in shape; slender and pointed: the styloid muscles in carnivores.
2. Anatomy Of, relating to, or designating any of several slender, pointed bone processes, especially the spine that projects from the base of the temporal bone.

styloid [ˈstaɪlɔɪd]
adj
1. resembling a stylus
2. Anatomy of or relating to a projecting process of the temporal bone
[from New Latin styloides, from Greek stuloeidēs like a stylus; influenced also by Greek stulos pillar]


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Subjects had retroreflective hypo-allergenic markers with adhesive backing placed bilaterally on the acromial processes, lateral humeral epicondyles, ulnar styloids, anterior superior iliac crests, superior border of the greater trochanters, lateral femoral epicondyles, inferior tip of the lateral malleous, posterior tip of the calcaneus and dorsum of the feet in line with the calcaneal markers (standard Helen Hayes marker system--Figure 1) (Motion Analysis Corp.
 
 
 
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