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Greater respect for the anterior third of the gluteus medius, and better exposure of the capsule.

In contrast, the median vertical incision for sternotomy provides better exposure of superior and anterior mediastinal lesions.

This approach is feasible for repairing posterior VSRs because it provides better exposure of the posterior septal defect than the trans-ventricular approach.

Radiographic protocols of the knee in flexion have been shown to improve the detection of JSN by providing better exposure of the location of the greater cartilage changes in the posterior area of the femoral condyles [11, 12, 13, 14].

In the basal state of arrestin-3, T1A peptide, which includes the N-terminal extension not resolved in crystal and β-strands I and II (Zhan et al., 2014) (Figs. 1 and 4), is partially shielded by the C-tail (Fig. 2C), which is released upon receptor binding (Zhuo et al., 2014), ensuring better exposure of this element.

When the patient is lying in a lateral position there is better exposure of the femoral neck than in the supine position, the lateral position allows complete visualization of the angle of declination, as the axis of the femur can be observed all the way to the condyles.

When a short spacer was introduced between the protein and the tag the partitioning was increased, indicating a better exposure to the hydrophobic core of the polymer micelle.

In order to investigate the effect of these biases, studies should be undertaken that combine better exposure measures of alcohol consumption with state-of-the-art outcome measures in countries at all levels of economic development.

The authors called for larger studies with better exposure characterisation of dose response measures and detailed adjustment for smoking.

A carpal tunnel release was performed for better exposure and decompression of the median nerve.

Studies with median or greater quality scores generally had better exposure assessment and control of potential sources of bias compared with lower ranking studies.