Sentence examples for end of the collateral from inspiring English sources

Two small incisions (1 cm) were performed at the medial aspect of the femoral condyle (directly above the femoral epicondyle) and at the metaphysis of the proximal tibia (at the distal end of the collateral ligament).

Furthermore, in arterial occlusion the intravascular pressure downstream from the occlusion (and hence in the receiving end of the collateral arcade) is much lower than the systemic arterial pressure (100 mmHg proximal, 30 mmHg distal) and the probability of increased stretch is low under in-vivo conditions.

His book also advocates for the societal negatives that would be lost with legalization, such as an end to the collateral damage of the "War on Drugs" and a decreased reliance on expensive pharmaceuticals for conditions that Ventura claims can be treated with marijuana instead.

At the end of the 4th century, a collateral line of the Vakatakas was established by Sarvasena in Vatsagulma (Basim, in Akola district), and the northern line helped the southern to conquer Kuntala (southern Maharashtra).

Toward the end of the story, statistics about collateral damage are cited from two sources.

These end up in the "collateral bucket" – an amalgamation of learning, latent ideas and thinking.

Because Rebon, WCM and the other owners cannot agree on a repayment schedule, Sirius's creditor banks have threatened to auction the loan collateral at the end of the year.

The appearance of the collateral sulcus generally confirmed the end of the TP, at the point where the EC and PRC first appear (Insausti, Juottonen, et al. 1998).

In contrast, growth cone-like structures observed at the end of some axonal collaterals were immunonegative for vGluT2 (Fig.  7 G1– G2) and all other vesicular transporters tested (vGluT1, vGAT, not shown).

As prices collapsed, so did the value of the collateral.

And what of the collateral damage at home?