Sentence examples for descending portion from inspiring English sources
Colonoscopy brings a risk of bleeding and bowel perforation, and is less effective at catching cancer in the ascending part of the colon than in the descending portion.
Test results showed that regardless of fiber type, self-compacting SFRC had greater compression toughness due to the better sustainability of descending portion of stress-strain curve, and the compression toughness ratio, axial compressive strength, peak-strain of self-compacting SFRC increased with the volume fraction of steel fiber.
CS4 marks the descending portion of the growth spurt.
Increasing the fiber volume content increases the resistance to crack opening, thereby resulting in an earlier deviation from the descending portion of the load response seen in control specimens.
Muscle biopsy samples were taken from the upper part of the descending portion of the trapezius muscle.
AngII-induced pathology in ascending aortas extended proximal to the subclavian artery, while the descending portion of the thoracic aorta was spared.
Flow reversal at end-systole was haphazard, occurring in all quadrants.Conclusion Flow volume asymmetry exists in the ascending and descending portions of the right aortic arch, which has implications for cardiac energetics, organ perfusion, and Doppler scanning flow calculations.
The four "strands" are really the ascending and descending portions of two different loops, each one eight bases long.
A thorough histochemical characterisation of fiber type composition in ascending, transverse and descending portions of the healthy trapezius muscle was previously presented [ 9, 10].
As a consequence of folding, the paired coelomic sacks situated along the ascending and descending portions of the gut contacted each other and fused, forming the lateral mesenteries along the line of contact.
They tested their hypothesis using a Simulator of the Human Intestinal Microbial Ecosystem (SHIME), a device that mimics the digestive processes of the stomach, small intestine, and ascending, transverse, and descending portions of the colon.
