Sentence examples for extensive posterior from inspiring English sources

The primary reason for poor image quality was poor ocular media, due to small pupils (extensive posterior synechiae), lens opacity, and/or vitreous haze.

The presence of a large vitreous cavity, posterior staphyloma, extensive posterior areas of choroidal atrophy, and stronger posterior vitreoretinal adhesions are factors associated with a higher incidence of postoperative complications.

An alternative hypothesis would be that the ancestral expression of Cdx covered an extensive anterior-posterior portion of the nervous system, as it does in the lophotrochozoans described here and also, intriguingly, in the acoels, a possible basal lineage of Bilateria and hence potentially informative PDA outgroup [ 68].

If sufficient stability can be provided in a single surgery, the problems that can arise from extensive anterior and posterior approaches can be reduced [ 4].

The present prospective, longitudinal study assessed the outcome of posterior extensive restorations and identified risk factors for failure of the restorations.

Extensive anterior or posterior surgery is not always necessary in these cases.

Region 3 consisted of an extensive region of posterior mesenchyme, caudal to the head vein and branchial arches, ending at the top of the limb bud (Fig. 2A H).

As shown in Figure 9d, wings from adult flies expressing engrailed gal4 and dMFN RNAi exhibited extensive loss of posterior wing tissue.

Consistent with previous results that overexpression of the small GTPase Rac1 would affect eye development, we found that expression of Rac1 under GMR promoter produced a complete eye loss phenotype, resulting from extensive cell death posterior to the morphogenetic furrow (MF) in third instar eye discs, as shown by acridine orange (AO) staining, a dye used to detect dying cells.

However, it may lead to higher perioperative complications and significant comorbidities as it can involve extensive soft tissue dissection and posterior element destruction.

Had there been more extensive damage to the posterior oropharynx, the chance of carotid involvement would have been greatly increased.