Sentence examples for margin follows from inspiring English sources

As the cemento-enamel junction of the tooth curves apically from its more coronal interdental position, the gingival margin follows this curvature, creating the characteristic scalloping contour of healthy gingiva.

This estimate was extrapolated from elevations right above and below 90°, assuming that the retinal margin follows a circular projection [35].

This estimated value was extrapolated from the elevations right above and below 90° where the bill did not obstruct our measurements, assuming that the retinal margin follows a circular projection [35].

But he held his cards even as the lower house of Parliament, the State Duma, approved the adoption bill by a large margin, followed by unanimous approval by the Federation Council.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras promised to crack down on illegal immigration in campaigning before the general elections in June, which his conservative New Democracy party won by a small margin, followed by Syriza, the party that denounced the weekend operation.

The surgical intervention comprised of a wide sub-physeal excision with safe margin, followed by autogenous ipsilateral fibular strut grafting.

Firstly, the cable passer was inserted into the patellar tendon through the skin incision at the inferior margin, followed by the passage of the cable (Fig. 1e).

Although Gingrich's support has increased again over the last week after falling off slightly during December, the early-state Power Outsiders now prefer Romney to Gingrich by a 43 to 27percentt margin, followed by Rick Santorum (14percentt) and Ron Paul (9percentt).

In general, most patients were treated with surgery, with the aim of a wide margin, followed by radiotherapy for deep intermediate and high-grade tumours [ 32].

Abscess drainage was performed by two parallel incisions of the skin at 2 cm and 4 cm from the costal margin, followed by dissection of the subcutaneous tissue and the fascia of each flank, directly over each abscess at the point of greatest fluctuation.

The apparently high profit margins follow modelling for DECC that suggest the Hinkley project would be rated "at the top end of junk", partly because of concerns over the untested EPR reactors being used, and loss of expertise in the UK industry.