Sentence examples for more proximal location from inspiring English sources
According to the present findings, the putative survival factor gene on 11q23 is not located close enough to the APOC3 gene, but apparently at a more proximal location.
Individual studies have demonstrated an increasing frequency of cardiac events based upon both increasing plaque burden and more proximal location [25].
A more proximal location (diaphyseal) of the distal osteotomy is preferable in the authors' experience for two reasons; firstly, a longer distal fragment allows for adequate fixation away from the extensor expansion.
Overexpression of the CD59 during tail regeneration causes distal blastemal cells to translocate to a more proximal location.
The proximal limit of this region, 5A8-9, as defined by polytene chromosome breakpoints was in rough agreement with the recombination mapping, although the recombination mapping suggested that the gene might be in a slightly more proximal location.
Overexpression of CD59 in the blastemal cells re-specifies the transfected cells to a more proximal location, providing direct evidence that CD59 is implicated in PD identity in vivo.
It should be noted that, due to the lack of sampling in more proximal locations, the resulting TGSD is fine-skewed.
Axial strain distribution along the proximal-medial SGFR femur had a similar shape to what was observed on natural human femurs by other investigators, but was considerably less stiff in the more proximal locations.
However, the Fuego complex ash particles were generally larger than the MSH complex ash particles due to the more proximal locations of the Fuego samples to source and typically range in size from 50 to several hundreds of μm in diameter.
As one might expect, a double pain sensation is not as apparent at more proximal locations (e.g. the face) where the conduction distances are short [26].
As the current was increased at this receptive field electrode, the latency of the recorded action potential decreased in discrete steps corresponding to excitation of the branching terminal structure at more proximal locations [19].
