Sentence examples for preserved length from inspiring English sources

e AP plain radiograph of the right foot 4 years after surgery showing healing, consolidation, remodeling and preserved length of the metatarsal bone.

The top of the crest is roughened, and the maximum preserved length of the skull is ~90 centimeters (~35 in).

The maximum preserved length of the setae is about twelve times the width, but based on their shape, they were probably significantly longer.

Before sampling the bones, their proximal and distal width and length, the shaft width and length, the total or preserved length, and shaft circumference were recorded (Additional file 1).

Unfortunately, the original owner of the tail is not preserved with it, but based on the preserved length of the tail and the preserved caudal vertebrae, the morphology of the vertebrae and several features of the feathers, the authors argue that this tail did not belong to an ancient bird, but rather to a non-avian dinosaur (a coelurosaur to be precise).

The specimen has a preserved length of 51 mm and a maximum width of 25 mm and consists of podomere VI-8 with podomere VI-9 roughly preserved.

In some instances, it may be possible to close soft tissue envelope defects by preserving length and intentionally creating a deformity of the limb.

The maintenance of the distal articular block (femoral condyles) in this case is similar to what is done in some pediatric amputations to preserve length and prevent bony overgrowth [12].

The use of an automated synthetic system equipped with height monitoring and dispersion strategy recently reported by Kobashi et al. [31] allowed overcoming the first two of the aforementioned issues, namely the required large quantity of long CNTs and CNT dispersion method to preserve length.

This conservative shuffling procedure generates random alignments, preserving length, base composition, overall conservation, local conservation, and gap pattern.

The FOM control set, generated using Sean Eddy's 'shuffle' program in the Squid package (http://selab.janelia.org/software.html), preserves length and dinucleotide frequencies (but not mononucleotide count, except by chance).