In the New World deer the remnants are distal.
Most common locations of this tumour are distal femur, proximal tibia, distal radius, and spine [3].
Enhancers are distal regulatory elements that can activate tissue-specific gene expression and are abundant throughout mammalian genomes.
We hypothesize that these differential effects result from interactions of the synthetic ligands with aspects of the D1 receptor that are distal from the ligand binding domain.
Rather than target active sites, these studies have demonstrated that targeting PSP/PTP protein (substrate/regulatory) interaction sites, which are distal from the active sites, are highly viable and suitable drugs targets.
The disjunctivist may insist that in a case of genuine perception, even if the objects of perception are distal causes of the subject's experience, they are also figure non-causally as essential constituents of it.
If the sounds we hear have spatial locations, they can be thought to be located either where the material sources are (distal theories), or where the hearers are (proximal theories), or somewhere in between (medial theories).
P-properties, according to the enactive approach, are distal, relational properties of the objects we see: "If there is a mind/world divide… then P-properties are on the world side of the divide" (2004: 83).
Proximal/distal positioning depends on the ACL fibers the surgeon wishes to reconstruct: Antero-medial (AM) fibers are in the proximal part of the notch while Postero-lateral (PL) fibers are distal and both are anatomical.
Pathologic examination of resected pancreaticoduodenectomy specimens reveal that 40 60 % are adenocarcinomas of the head of the pancreas, 10 20 % are adenocarcinomas of the ampulla of Vater, 10%% are distal bile duct adenocarcinomas, and 5 10 % are duodenal adenocarcinomas [1].
The main differences are localized to two regions, which are distal to the Ubc9-binding site.
