Sentence examples for external compartment from inspiring English sources
The main external compartment is expandable, too.
Preoperative radiographs showed a severe osteoarthrosis with significant reduction of the external compartment joint space.
Sangren, C.W. Sheppard, A mathematical derivation of the exchange of a labeled substance between a liquid flowing in a vessel and an external compartment, Bull.
The peroneal longus (PLM) and brevis (PBM) muscles are located inside the external compartment of the leg, lateral to the fibula.
On physical examination, the patient referred to acute pain in the external compartment just below the lateral tibial joint surface immediately before the fibular head.
The main external compartment has the standard fare pen slots, key ring, mesh pocket, etc., but it also comes with a vinyl pouch that houses the various tips and USB cables needed to charge your gadgets.
Passive movement of Cl− through membrane ion channels enables several cellular and physiological processes including transepithelial salt transport, electrical excitability, cell volume regulation and acidification of internal and external compartments.
Conversely, in many expression systems previously used to test the activity of Rh proteins, endogeneous irrelevant membrane proteins such as pores or enzymes have the potential to affect ammonium transport assays by modifying acido-basic conditions of the internal or external compartments.
WoLF PSORT version 2.0 [ 45] was used to predict protein localization using the higher prediction score for external compartments.
From a conceptual point of view, these colonization sites can be divided in internal and external compartments, distinguished by the capacity to act as a source for cross-transmission.
Superliners on Amtrak offer non-secure community baggage space downstairs for carry-on luggage and also have external compartments where baggage can be stowed (external compartments can only be accessed by the conductor or car attendant and are only made available in special circumstances).
