Sentence examples for end of the scope from inspiring English sources

Bacterial contamination of duodenoscopes has been attributed to difficulties with reprocessing these devices, specifically the distal end of the scope, which features a movable forceps elevator.

At the other end of the scope is Georgie's, next to the railroad tracks on Fifth Street, which, with its pool table and pinball machines, looks like any other neighborhood tavern, but draws a crowd that is primarily gay, one patron said.

The distal tip is the end of the scope that goes into the body.

A smaller device emerges from the end of the scope and is guided by the endoscopist into the bile ducts.

And once those holding the guns see the people on the other end of the scope as colleagues, neighbors, family, or just human beings, it becomes much more difficult for them to carry out their orders.

A side-viewing endoscope is combined with a 7.5 and 12 mHz ultrasound transducer located at the end of the scope distal to the side viewing optics.

In every end-of-the-world movie with a global scope (think Independence Day or Mars Attacks!), the doomed cities of the world are denoted by whichever of their indelible tourist attractions is levelled: the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the White House, the Empire State building and so on.

Indeed, such articles were standard academic and journalistic fare from the end of the Scopes "monkey trial" in 1925 to the belated cosmopolitan rediscovery of "born again" Christianity in the 1970s.

Meanwhile, Clarence Darrow, who joined the defense team three months after the end of the Scopes trial, was as attracted to the national limelight as to the cause of racial justice; the N.A.A.C.P. was as interested in raising money as in getting not-guilty verdicts.

A Decc spokesman said of the report: "In order to potentially deliver against the upper end of this scope, it is likely that more advanced and diverse options will need to be explored by the market".

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Distal end of the EUS Scope, with permission from Olympus, Tokyo, Japan Open image in new window Fig. 7 EUS image.