Sentence examples for a proximal one from inspiring English sources

Each metaphase chromosome showed a single fuzzy CAP-H axis with two brighter dots at their ends, a proximal one (red arrowheads in Fig. 1G) close to the centromeric heterochromatin (discernible by a brighter DAPI staining; Fig. 1H), and a distal one (white arrowheads in Fig. 1G) near the non-centromeric end of the chromosome.

There are both dark and light large, primary meso- and metafemur ventral setae with the distal one of the pair pale on the mesofemur and the proximal one pale on the metafemur.

The level of the distal osteotomy is based on the amount of valgus at the proximal one; a paper tracing of the planned correction was performed in all cases.

According to the starch-statolith hypothesis of Nemec and Haberlandt, amyloplasts in the structurally and functionally specialized graviperceptive cells (statocytes) sediment in the direction of a gravitational vector in the distal part of a cell while a nucleus is in the proximal one.

One sclerite with an apodeme lies in the anterior articulation membrane; two other sclerites lie posteriorly, the proximal one having an apodeme.

The fibula is straight and has a more expanded and more compressed distal epiphysis than its proximal one.

The proximal one was very retracted and surrounded by scar tissue.

Moreover, upstream DNA sequence of distal pA site was less conserved than that of proximal one (Fig. S12B).

All fractures induced were transverse, located in the middle to proximal one third of the tibia, and they all healed without complications.

The first screw will be the most proximal one and will be placed as high as possible without invading the joint capsule.

These novel findings indicate that these upper extremity joints should not be investigated in isolation, as effects at the distal joint affect muscles at the proximal one, and vice versa.