Sentence examples for posterior flange from inspiring English sources
Once all soft tissues were removed from the area, the posterior flange was detached using an oscillating autopsy saw.
In mysticetes, the posterior flange of the periotic bone is wedged against the squamosal and the exoccipital bones (Yamada, 1948; Fig. 1).
One of the femoral components that was not associated with radiolucency at the bone-cement interface had a posterior flange that extended proximally beyond the bone of the femoral condyle.
Tympanoperiotic complexes were subsequently extracted from the heads by detaching the posterior flange of the periotic bone and then cutting through the squamosal bone to free the tympanoperiotic complex.
Femoral alignment in the sagittal plane (the sagittal femoral component angle, SFCA) was defined as the angle between a line from the center of the femoral head to the deepest point of the notch, and a line parallel to the posterior flange of the femoral component.
Isolated medial elements show a complex articulation with the contralateral medial element in the midline, where each element is expanded with anterior and posterior flanges.
The narial strut is inclined rostrally towards the dorsal end of the element, and enough original bone surface is preserved to indicate that a posterior internarial flange did not project from the caudal surface of this structure (Figure 4).
Another case, which concerned the fracture of the medial flange posterior to the peg of a TiN-coated Ti6Al4V TKA, was also reported [ 60].
When the component was loaded distally under compression (during stance phase), the flanges parallel to the loading direction (i.e. the posterior condyles and anterior flange) were moving outward, away from the bone.
Tooth number is more similar to Planocephalosaurus (<15), but this taxon has stouter teeth and a characteristically large posterior tooth bearing an incipient flange [ 22].
Recent evidence [ 7, 8] favours the flanges in the posterior region of vetulicolians being vertical and the tail flexing laterally (rather than dorso-ventrally).
