Sentence examples for medial surface and from inspiring English sources

It forms the ventral margin of the orbit and bears one or two large foramina between the medial surface and postorbital bar.

The calcarine sulcus is formed by the cuneus and lingual gyrus on the medial surface and runs forward to the corpus callosum.

They observed a deep groove in the fasciculus retroflexus on its medial surface and a short longitudinal fissure on its dorsolateral surface.

The proximal part of the rib shaft is strongly expanded dorsoventrally to form a plate-like structure that is somewhat rounded in lateral view, with a strongly concave medial surface and a convex lateral surface.

The upper incisor is oval in outline (mesiodistal length = 1.82 mm, buccolingual length = 3.57 mm) with a flat medial surface and curved mesial and distal surfaces, and has a smooth surface as in Atherurus and Cavia, but in Thryonomys the upper incisor has a somewhat triangular occlusal surface and thick striations on the mesial surface.

Relatively dense amygdala projections terminate throughout areas 24, 25, and 32 on the medial surface and along areas 12 and 14 on the orbital surface.

The difference in the cellularity of the medial and lateral faces of the premaxillary bones is also readily appreciated with Runx2 imaging, with more Runx2-expressing osteoblasts lining the medial surfaces and fewer lining the lateral surfaces of mutant premaxillary bones compared with unaffected littermates (Fig. 6E,F).

The aim of this study was to quantify porcine vocal fold medial surface geometry and three-dimensional geometric distortion induced by freezing the larynx, especially in the region of the vocal folds.

For such cases, the tension created on the medial side makes plate insertion on the same medial surface difficult, and as such, a compromise to the degree of correction has to be made in order to facilitate skin closure over the plate.

The medial surface is concave and expanded proximally.

The longer superior parietal sulcus merges superficially with a small part of the left superior transverse parietal sulcus that courses onto the dorsal surface from the medial surface (Figs 1 and 7).