Sentence examples for arch left from inspiring English sources

Arch laterality may be inferred from the anteroposterior (AP) radiograph by the pattern of indentation of the tracheal air column, which is from the right in a right arch, left in a left arch and bilateral in a double arch.

These fiducial points are left and right lung tips, left and right humerus heads, bronchial bifurcation, left and right shoulder blade tips, inner left and right clavicle tips, sternum tip bottom, aortic arch, left and right endpoints of rib 11, bottom front and back of the L5 vertebra, coccyx, pubic symphysis top and the left and right front corners of the hip bone.

The application allowed the placement of any number of different types of TADs (mini-screws, palatal implants, onplants, mini-plates and other TADs) on each view (occlusal view of the upper arch, left buccal and right buccal view).

Multiple directional movements challenge our feet by absorption through the longitudinal arch, front to back, and the transverse arch, left to right.

Stephen Colbert will aim his arched left eyebrow at satirizing Fox News's "O'Reilly Factor," applying the same bullheaded bluster to analyzing current events that he perfected during his years with Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show".

Whole-body MRI showed multiple bone lesions localized at the level of the costal arches, left tibia, and left pubic branch, and an incidental tumor localized in the clivus that extended to the right sphenoid sinus (Fig.  3).

By contrast the phormium, once refreshingly dynamic, began to look scruffy, its arching leaves a slur on the space and annoyingly interfering.

The common name derives from the fact that new plantlets sprout wherever the tips of parent plant's arching leaves touch the ground.

She took the first job she was offered, behind the bar at the Five Arches, leaving Tiffany with friends or relatives.

A common approach is as follows: buccal surfaces of upper arch (from right to left) palatal surfaces of upper arch (from left to right) buccal surfaces of lower arch (from right to left) lingual surfaces of lower arch (from left to right) Probing depth measurements are recorded at 6 sites per tooth (mesio-buccal, mid-buccal, disto-buccal, mesio-palatal, mid-palatal, disto-palatal).

Because the fundus is situated relatively deeply in the body (usually at depths >15 cm) during transabdominal ultrasound scanning from the left costal arch and left intercostal space, the ultrasound imaging of far field of the fundus is blurred [ 4– 7].