Sentence examples for being relatively parallel to from inspiring English sources

A non-parallel anatomical structure was observed in the ventral and dorsal CEPZ, with both parts being angled with the cross-section of the IVD but being relatively parallel to the center of the CEPZ.

Our study demonstrated that, in normal shoulders, the medial edge of the bicipital groove is relatively parallel to the insertion of the pectoralis major tendon.

One mile (1.6 km) east is an interchange with East University Avenue, which, up to now had been relatively parallel to I-235.

This was chosen in this initial study because, at this location, the skin surface is relatively flat and the thoracolumbar fascia is relatively parallel to the skin, which simplifies calculation of lateral displacement.

Once your body is aligned with the surface of the water and your back is relatively parallel to the water, it'll be much easier to make adjustments to the rest of your body.

Our results confirm that the medial aspect of the bicipital gutter is relatively parallel with the insertion of the pectoralis major proximal insertion.

Figure 5 shows the smooth curves are relatively parallel.

Dense capillary loops are oriented relatively parallel to the mucolabial surface, of which length is shorter than those of the lower lip in Fig. 4 e).

The fact that the FWHM of the grating peak parallel to the domain walls is very similar to the peaks (at ϕ = 0° and 90°) on the untreated region implies that the sample is relatively unchanged parallel to the domain walls.

Obviously, the course of the peripheral nerves is three-dimensional, and some peripheral nerves run relatively parallel to the anterior-posterior direction.

The carotid arteries are most suitable for study because of their superficial location, size, and limited movement, and the CCA is easy to image for it is relatively close and parallel to the skin surface.