Sentence examples for landmarks rather than from inspiring English sources
Accurate identification of lumbar intervertebral interspaces is paramount for the safety of spinal anesthesia, as many other studies have suggested [ 4, 19, 20], and the use of multiple bony landmarks rather than Tuffier's line alone to identify the proper interspinous space, as well as choosing the L3-L4 interspace for spinal anesthesia, may provide more safety.
In the late 16th century, it was a famous local landmark rather than a locus of mystic or occult powers, he says.
They say what is being created amounts to a privately managed tourist landmark rather than a bridge for the public.
Some San Diegans have criticized the use of public land for a cross they say conveys a religious message, while others have defended it as a city landmark rather than a religious symbol.
Addresses identified by a cross street or landmark rather than a numerical address were geocoded using the following rules in descending order: to the nearest rooftop, to the center of the nearest parcel, or to the middle of the street if the street was less than a mile long.
In all batch applications, we have been interested in the coordinates of landmark points, rather than curve locations per se.
We found that using landmark genes leads to higher transcriptomic similarity than using the whole genome, so we focused our analysis on the landmark genes rather than the whole genome.
What's important is to look for the landmarks of similarity, rather than where you diverge.
Admiral Zheng He's map was a practical map for sailing with a view from the ship of the landmarks in drawings rather than colourful paintings, and with the compass directions and travel times marked alongside the shipping routes for easy reference.
His office would be two blocks from the landmark Apollo Theater, rather than next door to Carnegie Hall.
To improve the reliability of the measurement procedure in sitting and supine, a bony landmark, rather than the knee joint line, could be used as a reference point.
