Sentence examples for in anatomical terms from inspiring English sources

It is her job to double-check, to make sure that a relative does not get back two left feet, for example, and that the identification makes sense in anatomical terms.

Mr. Leahy then suggested that the president of the Senate take his gavel and use it to perform an act that, while not technically impossible in anatomical terms, would certainly be considered both unseemly and unhygienic, and which would require an unusual combination of single-minded ambition and physical relaxation.

In anatomical terms, vascular supply patterns are basically subject to individual variation, and it may not be possible to define universal ATB patterns in the brain.

While the representations of all meridians extend approximately equally long into the cortical u-direction (in anatomical terms the posterior anterior axis), the more vertical they are, the larger is their evasion into the cortical v-direction (into the dorsal and ventral direction for the upper and lower visual quadrant, respectively).

Cloven hooves, in anatomical terms, refers to animals that show even-toed foot symmetry, where the digits of the foot are arranged symmetrically across an axis between the third and fourth toes, and walk on hooves on the last phalanx of the toes (on tip-toes), a posture known as unguligrade (Figs. 3, 4).

In addition, Chozen's raps (performed by series creator Grant Dekernion, formerly a writer's assistant on "Eastbound & Down") are quite ordinary; and there is a lot of that kind of humor where men deride other men's manliness, often in anatomical terms, which is just noise to me.

The active inference view differs from the conventional (computational) views of motor control in conceptual and anatomical terms.

If we exclude the vascular system, as many as 1951 (86.3%) paths would match the OBO 'part_of' or 'is_a' relationships in the UBERON anatomical terms.

We find that as few as 1259 (55.7%) hierarchical paths match the OBO 'part_of' or 'is_a' relationships in the UBERON anatomical terms.

Finally, several considerations were taken in order to minimize differences in enhancer activity that could be due to differences in the development and/or body plan of the two species: (i) Only wide expression in major conserved anatomical terms was considered (e.g. "hindbrain", "spinal cord", etc.; see Methods) to avoid cell type- and subdomain-specific differences.

The GTV should be described in standard topographical or anatomical terms, e.g. 'tumour 18 mm in diameter in the left lobe of the prostate adjacent to but not breaching the capsule'.