Sentence examples for more posterior position from inspiring English sources

Patients with bilateral DDR demonstrated a significantly more posterior position of the condyle, as compared with controls and patients with bilateral DDNR.

At the 7 somite stage, protein is detectable in the neural tube up to the level of somite 1, but later retracts to a more posterior position.

And, some of the condylar segments from the group of no displacement (N = 6), the lateral displacement (N = 2) and contralateral side (N = 11) had their condylar segments being located at the more posterior position.

According to Ruf and Pancherz [12], the disk position changes seem to be the result of anterior condylar position immediately after treatment, which is known to be associated with a more posterior position of the disk relative to the condyle.

When tabulating the data, a positive value represented a more anterior position of the prediction compared to the surgical outcome and a negative value represented a more posterior position.

Its location is variable, from a very anterior position in Rhinotermitinae, to a more posterior position in most other genera (see Table 1).

In the present study, when the change in the position of the disk was compared for Twin Block and Bionator groups after 6 months, the difference was non-significant with Twin Block showing more posterior positioning of the disk compared to Bionator.

In the later, folding brings cells that are initially anteriorly located to more posterior positions in the ventral part of the gut [69].

In each case, the tip cells remain attached to alary muscles posterior to their normal final contacts, and this results in more posterior positioning of the whole tubule.

In particular, we find that the broader influence of Bcd in M. abdita causes gap domains to emerge at more posterior positions compared to D. melanogaster.

The more posterior positioning of the buttonholed optic together with the OVD cushion behind it, and the lack of subsequent anterior movement of the optic, prevent both immediate and delayed anterior displacement of the vitreous body.