Sentence examples for canals I from inspiring English sources

As part of the C111 spreader canal project, structural and operational modifications involving incremental raises in canal stage are planned along one of the major canals (i.e., C111) separating Everglades National Park and agricultural production areas to the east of the park.

Challenging cases and teeth with multiple canals (i.

Significant differences were found for area, perimeter, maximum and minimum diameters of primary osteons' vascular canals, i.e. all measured variables.

However, most of these distant DoS seem coupled to other DoS through "canals" (i.e., existing structural paths connecting the different DoS among each other and ultimately with the substrate) that eventually contact the substrate peptide, as shown, for instance, in Figures 4B, 4C, or 4J.

Like any good scoundrel of the canals, I kept Dean Poll's fifty cents.

Back in calmer canals, I see a jellyfish drift by, then another and another, one every few metres.

However, in accordance with findings of Windley et al. (2009) [ 2], two configurations were most commonly observed (in ten (50%) of 20 teeth with segmented pulp systems): a) the pulp horns 1-3-5, 2 and 4 were separately derived from root canals I-III, II and IV, respectively, and b) pulp horns 1 3, 5, 2 and 4 were solely derived from root canals I, III, II and IV, respectively.

The two tubes are the ventrally located alimentary canal (i.e., the digestive tract) and the dorsally located neural tube (i.e., the spinal cord).

The diagnosis of meningitis is made by analyzing a sample of cerebrospinal fluid withdrawn by needle from the spinal canal (i.e., by lumbar puncture).

Spinal cord injury (SCI) is defined as the incidence of temporary or permanent sensory and/or motor deficiency due to occurrence of an acute abrasion of the neural elements present in the spinal canal, i.e., spinal cord and cauda equine [1].

No hMito+ cells of either type of hGDA were observed to have migrated medially in either gray or white matter beyond the central canal i.e. into the contra-lateral side of the spinal cord.