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The contact in Double-High knee was always more posterior than that in the MP knee presumably because of the presence of the posterior cruciate ligament.
Both the lateral and the medial condylar contact positions for the HighFlex subjects were significantly more posterior than the LowFlex subjects at full extension and remained that way at all flexion angles.
d Slice of the DTS reconstruction of the simulated acquisitions more posterior than DTS reconstruction A shown in c, showing a large retrocardiac consolidation with air bronchogram (black arrows).
If the descending aorta is on the left, as seen in 80 % of patients, the right arch is more posterior than the left arch and crosses to the left to reach descending aorta, but if the descending aorta is on the right, the right arch is located more anterior than the left and the left arch crosses posteriorly to reach the right descending aorta [26].
A comparison of normalized distributions of ARMs and SDAs in the medial grid showed a significant difference in the A-P dimension (F(15,120) = 4.47, p<0.006) due to the fact that ARMs were more posterior than SDAs.
It has been argued that the VPC regions associated with retrieval success [47] and with encoding failure [20] are more posterior than the TPJ region associated with bottom-up attention to perceptual stimuli [48].
Furthermore, NC activates posterior regions more strongly than ML, and ML activates more posterior regions than MF.
Interestingly, it appears that bisection deficits dissociate from other measures of neglect (including search tasks), and neglect patients with bisection deficits typically have more posterior injury than those without these symptoms.
The 80 whole-cortex stable voxels were located primarily in the left hemisphere (62.2% on average across participants), with a range of 43% to 80%, and were generally more posterior (visual) than the factor-based locations.
It appeared slightly in more posterior position than that in the zebrafish [ 18].
The oscillatory activations in the present study were localized in slightly more posterior sensors than in our previous MEG studies.
