Sentence examples for distal shift from inspiring English sources

First, during the transitions between Marine Isotope Stage MISS) 5a/4 and MIS 2/1 Sphakia fan was characterised by significant entrenchment and distal shift in the zone of deposition.

Stress-shielding was highest in the proximal region and remained unchanged post-remodeling; conversely, the mid and distal portions show large increases in stress, suggesting a distal shift in the loadpath.

The distal shift of the 'ancestral' paracone within early duplicidentates amounts to the changing of a paracone into a metacone in these lineages.

This interpretation, which suggests a distal shift of the 'ancestral' paracone, is also consistent with the transformation seen in the lower premolars where the talonids are shorter then those of the molars due to the absence of a mesostylid and mesoconid.

Here we show that in rare instances, a second cusp is added mesially (as in duplicidentates), but that the secondary cusp functions exactly as the paracone, whereas the primary cusp has likely undergone a distal shift (relative to the protocone) and had begun to function as the metacone (Fig. 6).

On the contrary, a distal shift of reflection site has been observed by Mitchell et al. [ 9], but others reported that this distal shift was only observed from subjects older than 65 years [ 7].

The shape changes involved in SShD consist of the same features that are widely observed in variation within or between populations of Drosophila [ 36, 38, 40], such as proximal or distal shifts of the crossveins along the longitudinal veins or variation in the positions at which the L2 and L5 veins meet the wing margin.

Over the past 30 years, the surgical treatment of distal radius fracture has shifted from cast immobilization to numerous surgical options such as the use of external fixation and volar locking plates [6, 7, 8, 9].

The duodenum is fairly fixed in its location, but more distal intestinal segments shift with changes in abdominal pressure.

Note the increasing overlap of signal when the image of tubulin is shifted leftward (proximal) relative to the Dsh image, resulting in a peak at distance A. A rightward shift (distal) initially shows a decrease in correlation of tubulin and Dsh signals, with a peak at larger distance B, indicating that, on average, the tubulin signals are closer to the proximal than to the distal sides of cells.

In addition to investigating potential divergence in multivariate gonopodial distal-tip shape, we wished to discover whether any traditional meristic characters on the distal tip have shifted as a result of habitat fragmentation.