Sentence examples for mass originated from from inspiring English sources

The mass originated from the right vaginal fornix, making it impossible to reach and evaluate the cervix.

Endoscopic ultrasonography showed that the well-demarcated, heterogeneous echo-poor mass originated from the muscle layer of the stomach (Fig. 1b).

At the first operation, the cystic mass originated from the dorsal part of the hepatoduodenal ligament and not from the liver parenchyma.

The research conducted on seismic hazard in Borynia-Zofiowka-Jastrzebie Ruch Zofiowka colliery in Poland exposed that the tremors were caused by displacement of roof layers over a selected goaf space as well as natural stresses in the rock mass originated from the fault zones in the vicinity of considered longwall (Stec 2015).

Compared to Southern Scandinavia, NO2 and NOx levels were higher when the air mass originated from Northern Scandinavia.

The cystic mass originated from the root of the umbilical cord, connected to the urinary bladder, and no intestinal contents were enclosed within.

At E11.5, RP is almost completely separated from the oral ectoderm, forming a heart-shaped pouch and embracing the tissue mass originating from the ventral diencephalon.

Endoscopically CL are easily recognised as a well-delineated, soft, round or ovoid, yellowish sessile or pedunculated mass, originating from the submucosa in 90% of cases [ 1- 4].

The increase of combustion and traffic-related pollutants was observed when air masses originated from Central and Northwestern Europe and secondary sulfate was observed to rise when air masses had passed over the Po Valley.

PM levels, including also sulphates and soot, were higher when air masses originated from Eastern Europe.

Both PM10 and PMrest average levels were much higher in 2001 2010 than in 1990 2000 for air masses originated from Northern Scandinavia which can be caused by the increased use of wood burning for heating in Sweden [ 42].