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Proximal-most tubercular margin extends above the proximal-most margin of the capitulum.

Extending over the entire outer-most margin of the dome interior are the ends of fibers that apparently connected to a fibrous epidermal covering the dome (Figure 8E).

Lamellipodial sheets, which were initially uniformly labeled with FM 5-95, generated brightly labeled membrane ridges at the outer-most margins of growth cones.

Reference points for the linear measurements were the most coronal margin of the implant collar and the most coronal point of bone-to-implant contact.

The FiveThirtyEight forecast of the national popular vote is within this range, projecting Mr. Obama's most likely margin of victory to be two or three percentage points, approximating the margin that George W. Bush achieved in defeating John Kerry in 2004.

The movement of the most caudal margin of the liver and spleen with respiration is measured [35].

Given all of this, why did Israeli voters reward Netanyahu with a third consecutive term as prime minister (indeed, with his most comfortable margin of victory since his first election in 1996)?

DPR was chosen as one to two voxels perpendicularly distant from the most outer margin of the TC.

In the OT, S100B marks the radial glia, which constitutes the most medial margin of the OT and is excluded from the germinal layer (Fig. 5M, Fig. S8).

A 1.8 mL polypropylene tube (Nalge Nunc) was fully filled with saline and the right hindlimb was inserted into the tube up to the most proximal margin of the circumferentially excised wound.

The IPR was chosen as one voxel (7.5 mm on the transverse plane and 10.6 mm on the diagonal plane) distance perpendicular to the most outer margin of the TC.