Sentence examples for more distal features from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, and as tempting as it may be to narrow the function of the magnetosome down to just coordinating the bacterium with magnetic north, the reason why the magnetosome has persisted clearly includes its capacity for coordinating the bacteria with more distal features of the environment.

Since 1992 we have developed an implant in which the distal (condylar) screws have a diagonal configuration so that the screws can be closer to the distal end of the nail, allowing more distal fractures to be fixed.

The more distal region of the periplasmic domain features a central funnel-shaped cavity that channels the substrate towards TolC, the outer-membrane channel component (140 Å in length) of this transport system (Koronakis et al., 2000).

An informational theory of content must therefore explain how mental representations represent distal features of the world, as opposed to the more proximal items that carry information about those distal features to the representations that represent them.

Attention to these proximate and more distal users in the valuation process is a complex and constitutive feature of the work of health technology transfer.

However, the more distal the involvement of the plexus, the more dense and less overlapping the sensory and motor features become as more cross-overs of nerve root contributions have occurred, giving the nerve trunks a more specific supply to the various muscles and areas of skin.

On another view, the relative salience of the feature cues was enhanced through increasing the size of the search space as more distal markers might be perceived as more stable than proximal markers (see e.g. Newcombe and Ratliff 2007, for a discussion).

For more distal implants, greater stress values were exhibited.

Autofluorescence from more distal parts of the sample is decreased due to decreased coupling.

Alginate encapsulation may have reduced oxygenation to the progress zone of the developing limb bud resulting in lack of development of the more distal elements.

RSV infection was more efficient in cells from more distal (bronchial) vs. more proximal origin.