Sentence examples for most apical extent from inspiring English sources

Epithelial downgrowth was measured from the gingival margin to the most apical extent of the junctional epithelium (Fig.  2b ).

Note the presence of "pseudo diverticulum" in the most apical myocardium (arrowhead).

Tight junctions are the most apical organelle of the apical junctional complex and are primarily involved in the regulation of paracellular permeability and membrane polarity.

Psychophysical experiments were conduced to measure rate discrimination in individual electrodes from the most apical to the most basal electrodes.

With pulpal necrosis, bacteria and their byproducts, as well as infected dentinal debris may remain in the most apical portion of the canal; these irritants may jeopardize apical healing.

Middle resorptions were measured from the most cervical resorption point to the most apical resorption point in a linear line (Fig. 3, score 6).

However, because the root apex can be highly irregular (Fig. 21), especially in the presence of obvious or even unidentified apical resorption (Brynolf 1967), files placed to the apical extent of the root as viewed radiographically will likely be outside the confines of the canal and create potential damage to the root anatomy at that point (Ricucci 1998; Ricucci & Langeland 1998).

In contrast, closure of the most apical septum was generally slower.

A sterile, absorbent paper point was gently inserted into the apical extent of the periodontal pocket (sulcus).

Wildtype choroid plexus cells exhibited a distinctive polarization with an apical, centriolar zone (CZ, Figure 4A) above a separate zone of mitochondria (MZ, Figure 4A); the most apical mitochondria were found an average of 7 µm from the apical surface.

On PA, the apical extent of all root fillings was within 3.5 mm of the radiographic apex; on CBCT images, it was within 3.0 mm of the apical end of the root canal.