Sentence examples for distal pass from inspiring English sources
Thus, we found thousands of genes with distal PASs not represented on the existent models.
In this work, therefore, we thought that we could use a similar rationale to detect other not annotated distal PASs at a genome-wide level.
Moreover, when comparing transcript expression in different immune cells (T lymphocytes, B cells, monocytes) before and after stimulation, a decrease of the expression of longer isoforms, which are processed at more distal PASs, has been reported to be associated with higher proliferation states (Sandberg et al, 2008).
The utilization of promoter-distal PASs generally increases with the developmental and differentiation state, and mRNAs with longer 3′UTRs generally contain a higher number of miRNA and protein binding sites (Hoque et al, 2013; Shepard et al, 2011).
The knee joint-orientation line is horizontal and proximal extension of the mechanical axis of the distal femur passes through the acetabulum.
The follow-up radiographs were assessed for orientation of the knee joint line and restoration of the overall mechanical axis of the lower limb, such that extension of the mechanical axis of the tibia and distal femur should pass through the acetabulum with a horizontal knee joint-orientation line.
It is then passed beneath the intact skin bridge into the distal incision, and passed from medial to lateral through a transverse tenotomy in the distal stump.
The semitendinosus tendon is then passed beneath the intact skin bridge into the distal incision, and passed from medial to lateral through a transverse tenotomy in the distal stump.
As it passes distal to the inguinal ligament, it is closely related to the anterior wall of the acetabulum, passing on average 1.8 cm from the anterior lip, with only the bulk of iliopsoas lying in between.
Additionally, the wire on the distal femoral ring passes through the capsule of the knee joint but was required to maintain sufficient stability.
The distal end was passed subcutaneously over the shoulder to be attached in the mid-scapular region.
