Sentence examples for caudal of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "caudal of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe the tail or hindmost part of something, often in a scientific or technical context. Here is an example sentence: "The caudal region of the fish is responsible for propulsion and steering in the water."
Hull dropped a stroke at the fourth hole before rattling off three birdies in a four-hole stretch beginning at No. 7. Anne-Lise Caudal of France took the early lead with her round of three-under 69, and she was matched later in the day by South Korea's Kim Lang and Sun Young Yoo, along with Brittany Lincicome of the United States.
Those authors found equivalent rates of IVC collapse at the levels of the left renal vein and 2 cm caudal of the hepatic vein inlet (35%% vs 30%%), whereas measurements taken at the right atrial junction, resulted in a lower collapsibility index, 20 %, possibly due to higher rigidity of the IVC in the vicinity of the diaphragm [16].
Caudal of this process, the lateral face is abruptly concave forming a shallow fossa.
Caudal of the fibular groove a distinct ridge buttresses the position of the fibula along its length.
A fossa is caudal of the acromion ridge and is only slightly developed, being shallow and connecting at a near perpendicular angle to the scapular blade.
Caudal of the scapular glenoid expansion, the scapular blade expands into a small tuberosity, a ventro-medial process below the scapular ridge.
The anticipated outlet angle, labeled α, would therefore be 52° (90°−38°) of caudal tilt of the C-arm.
Nodules occupied 13.3 mm of the caudal portion of the occipital horn of the lateral ventricle.
Notch signaling activity is also a required determinant of the caudal identity of the somite.
A distinct triangular process projects medially from the mid-line of the caudal margin of the main ischial blade.
A medial muscle scar extends from the distal quarter of the caudal margin of the shaft to the lateral condyle.
