Sentence examples for more proximal than from inspiring English sources

"We have been driving for six hours, and we are no more proximal than six hours yore".

Recirculation occurs if the VV ECMO access and return cannulae are too close to one another or if the access cannula is located more proximal than the return cannula.

Lesions more proximal than the splenic flexure may require endoscopic assistance.

Both mapped very close to each other but did not co-localized since Bac1 is more proximal than Bac 90.

Section 1 is positioned more proximal than section 2. The cortex is thin in both sections and consists of LZB.

This is significantly more proximal than the airways in which pulmonary oedema would begin to form [ 27].

At Laacher See volcano (Germany), lensoidal layers aggrading on the upstream face of steep truncations interpreted as "chute-and-pool" structures were observed in more proximal zones than DB cross-stratifications with up- and downstream crest migration in distal zones (Schmincke et al. 1973).

McAuley et al. [ 2] argued that HRQL represents a more proximal QOL indicator than global QOL.

Hypothetically, genes differing in expression between the two strains should have more proximal promoter polymorphisms than those whose expression is similar.

When comparing Hip and Knee with SF-36, correlation coefficients are also moderate, however, these are more proximal to 0.4 than to 0.7.

Short femoral stems allow preservation of proximal bone stock (1) by subcapital resections of the femoral neck, and (2) putatively, by exerting more proximal load transfer than distally anchored, conventional stems.