Sentence examples for division of muscle from inspiring English sources
D. Lee introduced an easily understood division of muscle trains into an external and internal group.
Our study suggests the testable hypothesis that vertebrate myoblast pools also develop by symmetric and asymmetric division of muscle progenitor stem cells.
A 'minimal myotomy' is division of the muscle layer while ensuring mucosal integrity (confirmed by an air injection via the nasogastric tube).
That individual species exhibit strong differences in the comparative rank of the MA scores associated with their three biting muscles (Additional file 2) reinforces arguments that the structural division of jaw muscles may allow for functional diversification [ 28, 42- 44].
No extension or traction is made, the necessity for this being obviated by the division of the muscles.
If, however, extensive division of these muscles should be found necessary, some surgeons prefer to accomplish this by the open method.
Ca2+ signaling is one of the best studied second messenger pathways in cells because of its ubiquitous role in modulating a wide variety of systems, from cell division to muscle contraction to neuronal communication, among many others (1, 2).
Division of the sphincter muscle was continued from the proximal side towards the stomach until it passed 2 or 3 cm distal from the LES.
The basic principle underlying the four MUNE techniques they simulated is the division of the total muscle response by an estimated mean single motor unit response (SMUP).
Third, a cable loop was passed through the osteotomized coracoid and screw to retract it medially and inferiorly; this allowed identification of the axillary nerve and division of the subscapularis muscle belly in line with its fibers at the superior 2/3-inferior 1/3 junction (ie, at the level of the glenoid K-wire).
Divisions of individual muscles are also marked by elevated ridges, allowing estimation of the relative surface area of attachment of different muscle segments, as well as of entire muscles.
