Sentence examples for more distal points from inspiring English sources
This process took advantage of the oiled-plate tether and the known 3D geometry of the legs – specifically, that the body (and therefore the thorax-coxa, or ThC, joint) does not change position during the experiment, that lengths of the leg segments should be fairly constant in time, and that more distal points can move more quickly than more proximal points.
A naive explanation is that decreasing the efficiency to produce an elongated infective filament could affect the ability to navigate through the plant surface to locate at more distal points of vulnerable sites for infection, and therefore the infection takes place in sites near to the inoculation point, which used to be basal leaves.
Tender regional and more distal points along radiation pathways of pain were selected.
Hence, for more distal points in a scene, rotations produce a larger FOE shift.
A sharp decline in the NO concentration was found between the respirator's inspiratory outlet and more distal points along the inspiratory limb of the circuit.
The specimen which had the wire touching the nerve posteriorly was also touching the nerve as it crossed the fibula, having been inserted into the fibula at a far more distal point, just proximal to the fibula neck.
The lines are draw: the A horizontal line following the superior higher edge of the iliac bone; the line B, at the level of both post-inferiors iliacs spines, in inferior (most caudal) point at the left and right sacroiliac joints, and the line C, parallel to the previous on the more distal point of the visible coccyx (4 vertebrae), in the AP and lateral radiograph.
Conversely, the distribution from probesets with attenuated signal shows a second peak to the right indicating an overrepresentation of more distal interrogation points relative to the 3' end of targets.
For example, once the joint rotation axes and range of motion can be defined over a wide range of behaviors, these can be used to further constrain the 3D search for more distal leg points.
Moreover, this study determined events within one year from exposure, which may strengthen the association as compared to choosing a more distal time-point.
Such trials need to be large to be informative, and given the number of smaller trials of HPV testing already reported, it should be large enough to demonstrate a reduction in a more distal end point such as cancer incidence (Sasieni and Cuzick, 2002; Ronco et al, 2010).
