Sentence examples for prone orientation from inspiring English sources

Briefly, images were acquired with the patient in prone orientation using a dedicated breast coil and with both breasts imaged.

Mice were anaesthetized and maintained at 1.8% isoflurane, delivered through the bite bar of a dedicated slider bed (Bruker Corporation, Ettlingen, DE) with mice in prone orientation.

Further analysis also shows that the measured average height of the MtrC monolayer is 1.8 nm, about half the expected height (3.5 nm) for the prone orientation.

The dimensions of MtrC are predicted to be 3.5 nm × 6 nm × 7 nm by comparison to the structure of the close homologue MtrF for which a crystal structure is available.[ 31] Depending on the orientation of MtrC on the surface, a closely packed monolayer would consist of 6.0 pmol cm−2 (upright orientation) or 3.0 pmol cm−2 (prone orientation).

The CpGs within each sequence were analyzed in terms of exposure of cytosine prone to methylation, positioning/rotational orientation with respect to the histones and in the context of their major and minor groove location.

Recently, we showed by modified gas dilution methodology that FRC and transpulmonary pressure actually change little as position is altered within the horizontal 0° axis among supine, prone, and lateral decubitus orientations [3].

In two loci of Mycoplasma pulmonis, two S genes flank the R and M genes in inverted orientation and are prone to inversion at site-specific recombination site within their ORF, resulting in the shuffling of their TRDs [38].

On the base of each infant's developmental needs, the rehabilitation staff (e.g. child neurologists and paediatric physical therapists) will plan a series of individualized goal-directed activities (rehabilitation packages) mainly focused on postural control, reaching, grasping, manipulation, visual attention and orientation in supine, prone and/or sitting position.

The technique used in this study to determine fetal cardiac position in the thorax relied on several parameters, including fetal head position relative to the maternal pelvis (cephalic, breech, or transverse lie) and posture (supine, prone, or side lie), transducer orientation, and display format of the image on the screen.

This finding also supports the notion that site-specific insertion of foreign DNA is indeed through homology-independent end joining, which can happen in either orientation with error-prone junctions.

For this reason we believe that the VEMPs recorded via head lift are less prone to be affected by the orientation differences of the vestibular organs during the recording sessions compared to head turn with the current instrumentation limits.