Sentence examples for made parallel to from inspiring English sources

The oblique incision is made parallel to pes anserinus.

Using an inverted number-11 scalpel blade, an incision was made parallel to the linea alba.

For access to the UCL, an incision is made parallel to the extensor pollicis longus along its ulnar border.

The upper cut is made parallel to the joint; both upper and lower cuts are made to the medial cortex.

On total bypass with cold anterograde crystalloid cardioplegia, a left ventriculotomy was made parallel to the posterior descending coronary artery but closely to the boundary.

An incision is made parallel to the inferior border of the clavicle, and dissection is carried out down to the fracture site, followed by careful subperiosteal dissection [4, 22].

Friends made parallels to Paul McCartney and John Lennon Robertt was the brooder, the Lennon of the two.

Many made parallels to (highly unsuccessful) attempts to wall off fictional cities on television shows like "Parks and Recreation" and "The Walking Dead.

In order to make parallel to two plates, CNTs were settled at three different points which size was less than 100 μm on the cooling plate.

"Many people are making parallels to 2002, but we are not seeing the same scale of damages," said Clement Booth of Allianz, Europe's biggest insurer.

I think that it turned out that Dr. Anthony Saidy was wonderfully dramatic in the way he would talk about the chess matches and make parallels to other types of arts like music or painting, so that people could feel inside the matches.