Sentence examples for duct emptying from inspiring English sources

He summarized the process as follows; "In the first weeks of embryogenesis, if subdivision occurs very early, leaving the pars hepatica above the zone of growth that separates stomach from duodenum, then the pars hepatica will develop into a duct emptying into the region of the pylorus".

In the first weeks of embryogenesis, if subdivision occurs very early, leaving the pars hepatica above the zone of growth that separates stomach from duodenum, then the pars hepatica will develop into a duct emptying into the region of the pylorus [ 7].

Mature oocytes are released by the ovotestis and travel via the hermaphroditic duct into the carrefour, where the albumen gland duct empties.

The spermatic and urinary ducts empty independently into the cloaca except in mammals above monotremes, in which they are confluent with the urethra.

Many degrees of separation of the two ducts occur in anamniotes, from the condition of the sturgeon, in which the spermatic duct unites with the urinary duct far toward the head, to the condition in Esox (a pike), in which spermatic and urinary ducts empty independently to the exterior.

The most frequent abnormalities diagnosed on secretin-enhanced MRCP images were diffusely dilated side branches (25.6 %), diffuse main pancreatic duct dilation and delayed emptying of the main pancreatic duct (14.4 %) [21].

Regular follow-up may be necessary, particularly for high risk patients such as those with large bile duct or poor biliary emptying [ 28, 29].

b The duct is empty (asterisk).

The episode hooked me 100percentt emotionally, which is the true test of an effective "Parenthood" hour, and by the time the (admittedly corny) flash-future montage was over, my tear ducts were completely emptied out.

The ducts are generally solved using finite difference schemes, the volumes are solved by means of filling and emptying models and the connections represent the boundary conditions of the ducts.

It is continuous with the thoracic duct, which ascends in the right side of the mediastinum medial to the azygos vein, eventually crossing to the left and emptying into the confluence of the left subclavian and jugular veins.