Sentence examples for distal section from inspiring English sources
The needle uses a low-transition-temperature shape memory alloy (LT SMA) wire actuator to produce bending in the distal section of the needle.
The apical section of all the species had high protein content while the distal section had high levels of ash, fibre and minerals.
b A more distal section of the gastric tumor with evidence of pyloristenosis (white arrow head).
The distal aspect of a right thigh a with corresponding distal section of the quadriceps tendon b is shown.
The stenotic plaque has a length of 10 mm, and its thickness gradually increases from zero at the distal section to 1.5 mm at the middle section (i.e., 40% restenosis at the middle section).
If we divide the colon at the splenic flexure into a proximal and a distal section (and exclude the rectum), colon cancer tends to be found in the proximal, rather than in the distal, part of the colon even though these two sections are roughly the same length.
Total mineral density in bones measured by CT-scanning was reduced (P < 0.01) in the medial and distal sections by BA and reduced (P < 0.01) in the proximal, medial, and distal sections by CaCl2.
Fungal loads on the proximal and distal sections of catheters were determined by counting colony-forming units (CFUs), whilst surface architecture of formed biofilms was evaluated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
A significantly higher proportion of the second-generation stems had Type I fit (82% vs. 54%), had better stem to canal fill ratio in the middle (90.6% vs. 85.3%) and distal sections (88.1% vs. 78.6%) compared to the older design.
After that, two glass slides of proximal, middle and distal sections from both fish were prepared and analyzed under light microscope by multiple magnifications (40×, 100× and 400×).
Formalin-fixed intestinal samples were sectioned at three different parts (proximal, middle and distal sections) and routinely processed for histology including dehydration in graded ethanol and equilibration in xylene.
