Sentence examples for diaphragm which separates from inspiring English sources

A major respiratory muscle is the diaphragm, which separates the chest and abdomen and has an extensive origin from the rib cage and the vertebral column.

With ID growth, tumor tends to be covered by dura mater and also by arachnoid outside the diaphragm, which thus separates tumor distinctly from all the suprasellar structures.

Many attributes of mammals are correlated with their highly active habit for example, efficient double circulation with a completely four-chambered heart, anucleate and biconcave erythrocytes, the diaphragm, and the secondary palate (which separates passages for food and air and allows breathing during mastication or suckling).

In this cell, liquid electrolyte was separated by a solid electrolyte diaphragm, which prevents dissolved active materials from reaching the counter electrode.

These processes are separated by 30 50 nm slit pores spanned by the slit diaphragm, which, together with a negatively charged basement membrane, forms a size-selective and charge-selective filtration barrier.

This is the diaphragm, which is the most important respiratory muscle in the mammalian body.

The doctors reckon this might be because of the impact of the radiotherapy on my diaphragm, which might've been "clipped" by the high-energy x-ray beams.

We performed partial resection of the diaphragm which was adhered with tumor tightly.

A strategy to increase the performance of diaphragm-type transducers is to provide an initial curvature to the diaphragm, which converts in-plane strains to motion normal to the diaphragm surface.

The MEMS actuator has a suspended parylene diaphragm which consists of 2 6 mm diameter and 6 μm gap between the diaphragm and substrate.

A large capacitance change indicates a more sensitive diaphragm, which is desired in pressure sensor design.