“congenitally”造句，怎麼用congenitally造句

Clinical application of dental implants in treatment on congenitally missing teeth malocclusion

Diffusion tensor imaging observation of brain white matter in congenitally deaf

Only a person who is congenitally self-centered has the effrontery and the stamina to write essays.

Learn to cherish, to serve our brothers and sisters, more care and dedication, that kinship is congenitally destined, no one can choose.

I grew up in a factory district, where my father died early and my family lived on the meager income of a congenitally blind mother's shoebox.

It could be said that the study of the Dream of the Red Chamber has been congenitally deficient without the study of Manchu and Manchu literature up to now.

I admit to being congenitally lazy.

Treatment experience of 14 cases of congenitally missing second premolar

The performance was significantly different between the two shunt groups and not shunted congenitally hydrocephalic rats.

An abnormal location or position of an organ or a body part, occurring congenitally or as the result of injury.

Similar to jealousy, the desire for wealth and indulgent consumption makes it difficult for human nature not to congenitally precipitate such elements.

Osteotomy and external callus distraction for congenitally brachymetatarsia

And congenitally blind people needed less time than anyone else. They were also the fastest Braille readers in the group.

In addition to their work, the scenery and the natural spirit also helped them to stitch up some of the links in the history of love that were congenitally lost for various reasons.

If so, this would explain why the congenitally blind displayed more shame in defeat than did people who became blind later in life.

Differently, Western parents consider that children love freedom congenitally.