Sentence examples for leaflets derived from from inspiring English sources

In the feeding experiments, two lateral leaflets derived from leaves of different plant individuals were tested against each other.

While it is known that the valve leaflets derive from the outflow cushions, which are populated by cells derived from the endothelium and neural crest cells (NCCs), the mechanism by which these cushions are sculpted to form the leaflets of the arterial valves remains unresolved.

More obviously, only the right and left leaflets of the pulmonary valve contained NCC-derived cells (4/4); the anterior leaflet, derived from the pulmonary intercalated cushion, contained very few NCC.

The patient leaflet is derived from The Dutch Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (NVOG) website and forms the basis of almost all leaflets provided in Dutch hospitals for hysterectomy or laparoscopic adnexal surgery on benign indication [ 27, 28].

The information leaflet was derived from the same details as in the CAL package and was presented on two pages A4 sheet.

The FBs in the atrioventricular valve leaflets are primarily derived from the endocardium [ 38].

The threshold for the leaflets and ring were derived from the lowest leaflet and ring densities (of the ON-X valve) and subtracting 3SD resulting in thresholds of 800 and 2,000 for the leaflets and ring respectively.

Parameters required to construct an aortic valve leaflet can be reliably derived from the IC, which can be easily measured perioperatively.

For differentiation of leaflet and metal components, threshold values were derived from the least dense leaflet and ring compounds, respectively, and subtracting approximately 3 times the SD.

These radiopaque parts were further characterized with the two thresholds derived from the prosthetic leaflets and ring.

The pathway with the lowest energy barrier appears to be through a so-called 'hemifusion stalk', derived from the apposed leaflets (Kuzmin et al., 2001).