Sentence examples for described in the vicinity from inspiring English sources

Such loss of BMD has been described in the vicinity of HA-coated Trilogy cups (Digas et al. 2006).

Obliterative (occlusive) endarteritis of small vessels supplying the aortic root and the atrio-ventricular (AV) node is a salient histological feature just as was described in the vicinity of afflicted joints more than 50 years ago [ 9, 10].

Many such complexes, or activation platforms, have been described in the vicinity of the plasma membrane: the death-inducing signaling-complex (DISC) for caspase-8 and -10, the apoptososme for caspase-9, the PIDDosome for caspase-2 and the inflammasome for caspase-1 and -5.

The stimulation by non-MHC alloantigens is not a likely cause of the observed differences in production of IFNγ between O20 and OcB-9, because the two strains have the same genotype at the strong stimulatory locus Mtv13 (Mls1) [ 27] and no other stimulators in MLC were described in the vicinity of the Cypr loci mapped here.

Several slope deformations were described in the close vicinity of the village of Rampac Grande in the past (e.g. Barrón 1972).

(i) The permittee and his employees shall use all possible care in preventing forest and range fires, and shall assist in the extinguishing of forest and range fires on, or within, the vicinity of the land described in the permit, as well as in the preservation of good order within the boundaries of the park.

A study of basement structure using microtremor recordings from different locations in the valley, some of which lie in vicinity of the sites described in the present study, was carried out in 2012 (Paudyal et al. 2012).

4. Near Verum Acupoint Control: The control points are non-acupoint sites described as in the vicinity of actual acupoints, (e.g. 2 mm away from LI-4). 5. Sham Acupoint Control: The control points are non-acupoint sites away from all recognized verum acupoints (e.g. center of the knee cap, between BL and GB meridians away from all know acupoints).

An appropriate analogy is baseball's "in-the-vicinity" rule.

At the end of the day it always comes back to the dust, explains Luz Ángela Uriana Epiayú, describing life in the vicinity of one of the world's largest opencast coal mines.

Despite the importance of Notch signaling to the generation and maintenance of skeletal muscle,, only one previous report described DNA methylation in the vicinity of a Notch receptor gene in the muscle lineage, and that involved only small subregions around the transcription start site (TSS) of Notch1.