“The doctor noticed a small tubercle on the x-ray, indicating a potential abnormality on the patient's bone.”

“The seedling lost its hyaline appearance and the parasite died before a tubercle had formed.”

“Bone plugs from the patella and the tibial tubercle were taken in line with the incised tendon by using a small saw.”

“Studies indicate that many physicians demonstrate poor compliance with recommended tuberculosis treatment guidelines.”

“The majority of the people she sees are suffering from malaria, tuberculosis and skin diseases.”

“A number of serious diseases afflict the population, including malaria, tuberculosis, and cholera.”

“All pregnant patients with HIV infection should also undergo tuberculin skin testing as part of their routine prenatal care.”

“A tuberculin skin test result is positive in less than 50 percent of patients.”

“Tuberculin skin testing with tuberculin purified protein derivative is used to screen persons for latent tuberculosis infection.”

“Patients can have focal neurological deficits depending on the location of the tuberculoma.”

“Pituitary tuberculoma was first described in 1940 by Coleman and Meredit, and many cases have been reported in subsequent years.”

“An intraoperative biopsy was planned to confirm the diagnosis and to rule out the possibility of tuberculoma.”

“A tubercule may caseate, a process that is destructive and dangerous to the organism.”

“Glenoid neck length was measured linearly along the scapular plane between the inferior glenoid rim and the infraglenoid tubercule.”

“The periosteum that is 2cm medial to tibial tubercule is slide towards the medial.”

“In the Odontocetes the ribs have, some of them, the normal attachment by capitulum and tuberculum.”

“The tuberculum and capitulum on each of the trunk ribs are separated only by a shallow concavity.”

“In the Mystacocetes the attachment, where it exists, is very loose, and the tuberculum alone is attached to its vertebra.”

“The first nine to eleven have the capitula and tubercula separate, afterwards they gradually merge together.”

“In the Physeteridae most of the ribs are connected to the vertebrae by both capitula and tubercula.”

“The capitula are scarcely developed, and the attachment of the tubercula to the transverse processes is loose.”