Sentence examples for a distal area from inspiring English sources

These two distinct business communities select a proximal area close to the majority of the businesses in the sample while at the same time selecting a distal area located at a mass transportation hub.

For each limb 2 sections were selected for analysis, a proximal area (mid quadriceps muscle) and a distal area (mid gastrocnemius muscle), presented hereafter as proximal and distal.

However, the cortex is a distal area in relation to the areas with SVD-affected vessels, and Aβ is mainly produced by neurons located in this distal area [ 40, 94].

A directional preference is established if certain postures or repeated end-range movements in one direction (e.g. flexion) cause the symptoms to improve or centralise (pain moves from a distal to a proximal area), and in the opposite direction (e.g. extension) cause the symptoms to worsen or peripheralise (pain moves from a proximal to a distal area).

Duplicate brushings were done for the LUL, attempting in each case to reach a more distal area.

Locating the simulated source in a more distal area approximately 1000 m from the supply well increases the time for contaminant breakthrough to about 20 years.

(a) Area with a smooth topography; (b) distal area revealing a prismatic structure at the left/front region of the image.

a Proximal, medial, and distal area.

Until 6 months after the installation and until an average period of 20 months after the functional loading, particularly, the distal area showed a significant difference (Table 8).

In the last study, ATP concentrations decreased in a larger distribution system (the distal area averaged 40 km from the treatment plant, that is, more than two times farther than the two systems in the present study) when the distributed water reached the distal distribution area.

Tracheal passage of the tube was seen as a brief flutter deep to the thyroid cartilage, whereas oesophageal intubation created a clearly visible bright (hyperechoic) curved line with a distal dark area (shadowing) appearing on one side of, and deep to, the trachea [63].