Sentence examples for bilateral structure from inspiring English sources

The thalamus is a bilateral structure at the rostral tip of the brainstem.

The habenula is an evolutionarily conserved bilateral structure located at the interface of diencephalon, basal nuclei and brainstem working as a gateway between cortical-subcortical and brainstem structures.

(c) Pictorial representation of the lateral and dorsal views of IBAT showing a bilateral structure where the medial portions (a) are located near or between T3 and T4 and extends posteriorly and bifurcates (b) and tapers until T6.

To investigate details of the bilateral structure of China and Japan's regional export of value added, respectively, we calculate the share of value-added exports of a specific destination by country/region using both gross exports and value-added-based measures.

We analyzed the PV as a single bilateral structure given the literature illustrating that neural stem cells can seed daughter cells along the distribution pattern of callosal fibers into the contralateral and ipsilateral cortical hemispheres [ 14, 28].

Cooperation in logistics is being tried out and bilateral structures are growing with the Poles and the French.

Images of bilateral structures were bisected.

In instances of bilateral structures (e.g., gonial angle and teeth), a single averaged tracing was made.

The use of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has advantages because it allows three-dimensional assessment of bilateral structures without superimposition and with minimal distortion [11 13].

The changes in mandibular position were assessed according to the side of the mandibular displacement observed after SARME; bilateral structures were classified in contralateral or ipsilateral to the mandibular displacement observed.

On the other hand, panoramic equipment with a cephalometric arm at a 1.5-m distance may present shortcomings in enlargement factors and superimposition of the bilateral structures more distant from the midsagittal plane, considering the less magnified structures on the side nearby the image receptor [30].