The phrase "cusp by" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a point or moment of transition or change, often implying a sudden or significant shift. For example: - The company was on the cusp by a new era of technological advancement. - The politician's career was on the cusp by a major scandal. - She was on the cusp by winning the competition, but a last-minute mistake cost her the title.
The sliding leaflet technique is an alternative procedure conceived to repair the prolapsed valve cusp by remodeling both the free margin and the annular insertion.
Downward precipitation from the reconnection site is observed in the cusp by the spacecraft orbiting in this region.
There are two rows of cusps, and each lingual cusp is connected to each labial cusp by a broad crest, with one or more fossas in the middle.
Once formed, Carabelli cusp size would be increased either by an earlier onset of formation (resulting in a taller Carabelli cusp), by delaying the cessation of tooth crown formation (resulting in a broader Carabelli cusp, especially lingually), or both.
The P4 anteroloph is a low and short crest that runs labially from the protocone to terminate mesial to the paracone, where it is separated from that cusp by a deep notch.
This interpretation is at odds with the identification of the central cusp by López-Martínez [11], who identified the wear facet along the mesial side of the central cusp extending into the buccal border of the tooth as wear facet 4 (i.e., the mesial wear facet of the metacone).
The next day, I clambered up a narrow ladder beside the gate to photograph the hallowed hamlet, nestled in a small pine-scented plateau cusped by a mountain meniscus.
The cusp at the front of M1, the anterocone, is separated into two smaller cusps by an indentation.
The second labial cusp, which is larger than the first one, is superficially divided into two smaller cusps by an indentation on its lingual side.
Some of these studies estimated the prevalence of talon cusps by counting the number of cases reported in the literature with talon cusps.
Although 4D echocardiography has not been validated for use in the horse, it was used in this study to confirm the presence and identify the cusp affected by AVP by visualising apical movement of the cusp in concurrent orthogonal 2D images and by rendering these into an image that could be visualised from the ventricular surface.
